College of Engineering
Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology
College of Engineering
Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology
Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology:
Powering Innovation, One Circuit at a Time
The Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology (ECET) at New Mexico State University (NMSU) is designed for students who are eager to apply engineering principles through hands-on learning. This program emphasizes practical skills in building and controlling electronic devices, preparing graduates for careers in industries such as automotive, defense, electronics, government, research labs and power utilities.
Students engage in projects involving machine controllers, instrumentation, computer security and networking, utilizing programming languages like Java and C. The curriculum includes a renewable energy course to promote global citizenship and a senior capstone project that showcases technical knowledge through product development or competitions.
Admission Deadlines
There are no fixed deadlines*
- Total classes: 40
- Total credit hours: 121
- Cost per credit hour: $223.58**
Delivery Format
In-person
Career Pathways
Graduates of the Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology program at NMSU are skilled in designing, programming and integrating electronic and computer systems, equipped with hands-on experience, project management abilities and industry readiness for careers in sectors like defense, energy and automation.
- Computer Engineer
- Electrical Design Engineer
- Electronics Engineer
- Electronics Technologist
- Power Engineer
Degree questions, answered
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Learn by Doing: Experience Hands-On Labs in Analog, Digital, Power Systems and Capstone Design at NMSU
Students who are drawn to the Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology degree typically enjoy hands-on learning, problem-solving and working with both hardware and software to create practical, real-world solutions in technology and engineering.
Scholarship Available
Get up to 100% of tuition covered with the New Mexico Opportunity Scholarship.*
The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology in Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology consists of 121 credits. To earn this degree, you need to complete all Department of Engineering Technology and Surveying Engineering core courses, and all University degree requirements, which include General Education requirements, General Education requirements, Viewing a Wider World requirements, and elective credits with 48 credits in courses numbered 300 or above.
Take classes like:
- E T 356 – Applied Power Technologies
- A ST 311 – Statistical Applications
- E T 382 – Solar Energy Technologies
- E T 483 – Mobile App Programming and Development
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Scholarships & Financial Aid
At NMSU, we strive to offer competitively priced tuition to keep your tuition costs affordable. If you need financial aid, we’re ready to work with you to determine the best ways to finance your education.
Financial assistance includes loans, grants, and scholarship opportunities. To apply, use NMSU’s convenient Scholar Dollar$ one-stop scholarship application, which serves all students in the NMSU system.
NMSU students are also eligible for loans and grants. The first step in applying for financial aid is to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Learn more about financial aid opportunities at NMSU
Contact Financial Aid
Phone: 1-888-729-6678
Email: financialaid@nmsu.edu
Accreditation
New Mexico State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Specialized accreditation from other accrediting agencies is also granted for some programs. NMSU’s accreditation ensures that your education meets high-quality standards and that your credits are transferable.