Electrical / Electronics Engineering Technology (EET)

The Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology program is nationally recognized for its
quality. Students work in modern labs using measurement and diagnostic equipment manufactured by companies such as Tektronix and Hewlett-Packard.

The program prepares electronic engineering technicians to:

• Design
• Build
• Troubleshoot
• Repair
• Maintain
• Program electrical and electronic equipment

Students learn to use state of the art equipment like:

• Digital oscilloscopes
• Analog oscilloscopes
• Logic analyzers
• Spectrum analyzers (telecommunications)
• Network cable analyzers (networked computer systems)
• And programmable logic controllers (PLCs)

Will Bailey
Instructor, Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology
740 / 588 - 1278    •     College Hall Room 115M    •     wbailey@zanestate.edu

Education

• A.A.S., Muskingum Area Technical College
             - Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology
• A.A.S., Muskingum Area Technical College
             - Mechanical/Industrial Engineering Technology
• B.S., Franklin University – Electrical Engineering

James R. Davis
Professor, Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology
740 / 588 - 1297    •     College Hall Room 115N    •     jdavis@zanestate.edu

Education

• A.A.S., Muskingum Area Technical College - Electrical/Electronics
• B.S., The Ohio State University - Agricultural Engineering
• M.Ed., The Ohio State University
                     - Training and Human Resource Development
• Licensed Professional Engineer
• Certified Engineering Technician