Educational opportunities offered by the Department of Engineering Technology and Survey Engineering (ETSE) in the College of Engineering place an emphasis on the theory and practical hands-on application of engineering principles and methods, under the motto of ''linking theory and application''. Many ETSE graduates go on to earn advanced degrees but most typically begin their careers upon graduation and can select from public or private employment opportunities in a wide variety of fields. The Mission of the ETSE Department is to provide students with a quality engineering technology or surveying/geomatics education that links theory and application provides a rigorous fundamental education and gives students enhanced career opportunities.<br><br><br> <br> <br><br><br><br><br>The program is flexible, allowing students to choose elective coursework towards concentrations in microelectronics and computers, communications and signal processing, control and power, or electromagnetics and photonics.