About
What do surveillance cameras, engine controls, and the Mars Rover have in common? They all use electronics engineering technology and require highly skilled engineers and technicians to build, program, repair, and maintain. Electronics Engineering Technology Program students learn to build and troubleshoot using circuit drawings, prototyping boards and test equipment.
Learn to program and build a movable robot with your hardware and software. Learn to solder and build your own telephone or binary clock. Cross-crediting in Math for Algebra 2 or Third year Math may be available, along with more than 35 college credits. Field trips are offered each quarter to learn more about opportunities in this diverse career field.
Pre-requisite: Successful completion of Algebra 1.
Organization
Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center
Sno-Isle TECH
Sno-Isle TECH is a skills center in Everett, Washington, affiliated with the Mukilteo School District. It offers high-quality, career-focused education designed to equip high school students with technical expertise. The school is dedicated to providing inclusive and equitable access to education and skill development, emphasizing equal access and non-discrimination in all its programs and activities, preparing students for success in their future careers.
Highlights:
- Unique skills center
- Inclusive and equitable access to education
- High-quality, career-focused education
- Equips high school students with technical expertise
- Affiliated with Mukilteo School District
- Emphasizes equal access and non-discrimination