Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology in Electronics Engineering Technology - Power Systems

Pittsburg State University

The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology (BSET) in Electronics Engineering Technology with a Power Systems emphasis prepares students for careers involving electrical power generation, transmission, distribution, and power system technologies. The program provides a strong foundation in electronics, circuit analysis, electric power, instrumentation, microcomputer systems, and electrical engineering technology. Students develop practical knowledge of electric machines, power electronics, transformers, three-phase power, renewable energy systems, and power system analysis. The emphasis also covers specialized areas such as transmission lines, power flow, system stability, fault analysis, system protection, substation design, switchgear, relays, SCADA systems, and power factor correction. Hands-on laboratory work and a two-semester senior capstone project provide students with practical experience in designing, developing, testing, and validating technology-based solutions, preparing graduates for technical roles in electrical power and related industries.

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