Bachelor's in Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology

Miami Dade College has grown into the largest and one of the most acclaimed community colleges in the United States. MDC's campuses are spread across the Miami metropolitan area, reflecting the dynamic multiculturalism of the region. Dedicated to accessibility and excellence, MDC offers a broad spectrum of academic programs, including associate degrees and workforce training, catering to a wide range of student aspirations. The college is recognized for its commitment to fostering innovation and responsiveness to the evolving needs of both local and global communities. With a focus on student success, MDC provides a supportive environment, blending rigorous academics with opportunities for real-world experiences. Whether students are pursuing a career or preparing for further education, Miami Dade College serves as a gateway to transformative educational journeys.

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology (BS – ECET) opens the door to a variety of technology-related disciplines. The degree offers students practical, hands-on experience in engineering-related project management, teamwork and technical writing. This degree is designed to facilitate a seamless credit transfer for students who have an Associate in Science (A.S.) in Electronics Engineering Technology, or Computer Engineering Technology.

Miami Dade College (MDC) stands as an educational cornerstone in Miami, Florida, renowned for its cultural diversity and commitment to accessible excellence. As the largest community college in the U.S., MDC has evolved since its inception in 1960 to become a beacon of inclusive education. Offering a wide array of academic programs and workforce training, MDC is distinguished by its dedication to innovation and adaptability. Rooted in the vibrant Miami community, the college is a catalyst for student success, providing not just education but a transformative experience that prepares individuals for diverse career paths and future academic pursuits.