Physics and Electronics Engineering Technology (EET), BS Degree

Physics courses and minor in physics

Students intending to major in the life sciences, medical sciences, environmental science, or technology can take two introductory courses Phys 201 and Phys 202 whereas students majoring in chemistry, pre-med and pre-pharmacy are strongly recommended to take Phys 231 and Phys 232.

Students can earn a minor in physics by successfully completing at least four physics courses (16 Semester hours) as listed below. At least two courses must be completed at Roosevelt University.

Major in Electronics Engineering Technology Leading to a BS Degree

This bachelor’s degree completion program is an upper division program for transfer students with appropriate training in electronics. Also, graduates will be prepared for employment in the manufacturing of electronics products and/or for jobs in the public utilities industry and/ or for graduate entrance requirements in electronics and industrial engineering. The program emphasizes applications.

Option I for students with an associate degree

Holders of an associate degree in electronics engineering technology from an accredited institution must meet the following Roosevelt requirements:

Option II for students with partial credit toward associate degree

For students with 37 semester hours or more towards an associate degree in electronics engineering technology from an accredited institution, the Roosevelt University requirements are the same as in Option I. The student may find suitable options among telecommunications and computer science courses.

For more information, see the University Course Catalogs.

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