Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology with Jorgette

www.pct.edu/electronics Jorgette Grosso loves tackling challenges. That's why the electronics and computer engineering technology bachelor degree major at Pennsylvania College of Technology was the perfect choice for her. Jorgette's hard work paid off as she accepted a position as a system application engineer at Schneider Electric prior to graduation.

[@dodgedude908]

I had metallurgy class with her. She’s smart as a whip!!

[@penncollege]

Engineering schools often require chemistry and calculus-based physics. They also require a lot of math (Calculus and Differential Equations). Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology at Penn College requires calculus-based physics and math (Calculus and Differential Equations). We also do a lot of projects which allow the students to gain confidence in being able to build systems. Hope this answer helps!

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[@penncollege]

Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology is a challenging major. But for students who possess a strong work ethic and interest in the field, the rewards are tremendous.

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Even I used to stay in my college lab for working on these projects. I have interest++++++ in robotics and electronics 🔥🔥❤️

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I like her personality

[@wilhelminaihalwa991]

This is super amazing!! I'm doing Electronics and Computer Engineering too, it's only my first year but I'm loving it!

[@randomthoughts2721]

coding is necessary to learn but mainly the purpose of electronics engineering is to focus on analog electronics...... not building toys like she is doing in video

[@shwetaktv]

Hey I chose electronics and computer Engineering can you like guide me a little or sth about it

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Mujtaba aziz those toys are comprised of those electronics though, are their not?

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[@alperengul8654]

Can I ask something?

[@penncollege]

Depending on the area of engineering, it is true that some areas need little actual math. You generally have no way of knowing what area you will work in when you start school. An important part of engineering school is a strong background in math and science to allow the engineering problems to be solved. Also, the concepts and techniques learned in math and science, though not used directly in a discipline, are indirectly used in problem solving.

[@penncollege]

That's great. We hope you consider exploring that interest at Penn College!

[@penncollege]

The set of skills you list is the perfect combination for working in the engineering field. Continue to take math and science in school. Learn about computers and software. This will allow you the widest choice of careers when you start college. And when it comes time for college, consider Penn College! Good luck.

[@penncollege]

Thanks for checking out Jorgette’s video! Stay inspired and pass on the word!

[@penncollege]

The electronics and computer engineering technology degree is a four-year program. More information about the degree can be found via the website listed in the video's description. Perhaps you would like to visit the college to meet our faculty and see the labs for yourself?

[@penncollege]

Computer science is more oriented towards software algorithms and computational theories. Very little is done with hardware. Computer engineering is oriented towards hardware design and software integration. There is some overlap between computer engineering and computer science. If you like putting things together computer engineering seems more applicable. You can find out more about computer engineering by following the link in the video description.

[@penncollege]

Do you know someone interested in electonics or computer engineering and loves challenges? Jorgette is!

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I have selected this field i am so excited for it my classes will start in a mouth

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Thanks for that, i am a technician and i want to be an computer engineer, i was thinking if i could get an apprenticeship with a company, 3-4 days a week,with 1-2 days a week of college (probably taking computer engineer courses). Then after my apprenticeship,go to university to get a bachelors degree in computer engineer.

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it is very good to teach us we need more ideas

[@patpathinayake3586]

Dear Jorgette, very best of luck to you and your projects. There is nothing that one cannot do. I admire you very much and wish I could start my life all over again. You have a very positive down to earth attitude and this will catapult you to higher summits for sure. Please keep us posted on your progress. Very Best of Luck.

[@penncollege]

Thanks. If you or someone you know is interested in this field, consider Penn College for Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology!

[@user-gp6ln5eh3n]

What kind of sections of math 101 is the most required for this kind of specialization; I'm good at algebra and calculus, but when it comes to sin and cos (triangular functions), I start to lose it. Is that ok? Thanks for replying, by the way?

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can i use a part of this video?

[@t-rexdabeast7787]

how much of math do you need to know for Computer Engineering Technology major in college because am a senior in high school and want to do that but am not really good at math.

[@penncollege]

Algebra, trig, and calculus concepts are used in the field of engineering. If you can do the calculus, you can master the trig concepts you'll need. We mainly use sin, cos and occasionally look-up some trig identity to use. Hope you consider Penn College for this degree!

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Hi im good at physics and mechanics but im bad at statistics and differential equation related maths Should i go for computer science or computer engineering? Could u please help me with a better advice. It would be a great help. :)

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[@kafou2011]

What's the difference between computer science and computer engineering? I really good in math and I like putting things together and I was wondering whether I should Study computer science or computer engineering.

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If you want to major in this career how many years of education do you need? and what types of courses do you have to take in college?

[@YinC4]

My goal was to get a Bachelor's in Computer Engineering, but my school only has that one called "Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology", is it the same thing? or a greater o lesser version? I need to now so I can decide when I get my associate's if I should take that program or go to another school.

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Which is better electrical engineering or computer and electronics technology?

[@penncollege]

Most certainly. Success depends on commitment to your studies, not your age!

[@penncollege]

Continue to dream big. Consider Penn College to help make that dream a reality!

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[@stateofmin007]

Do you have to be a math wiz to get into engineering(computer engineering) ?

[@penncollege]

Computer engineers do a lot more than design computers. Very few graduates actually design new computers. Instead the focus is on the software that operates various devices. In our Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology major at Penn College, we use small computers and write the software for them to control robots, gadgets, and even automated assembly lines!

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I am transferring to the citadel in Charleston. I was under the impression that my field would be focusing on hardware Can u elaborate more on your statement.

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[@solomonsonowo]

Is wt your doing based on technology and engineering? If it isn't would u mind telling me pls?

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This is my passion i love electronics

[@user-gp6ln5eh3n]

Do I have to posses a background of programming before I start a particular course? I'm kind of good at math, and I made a calculator using visual basic -that was my best as a high school student-, or do I have to be like 'Notch' -Minecraft creator; who was somehow able to make his first video game when he was a very little kid-. I know for certain that both electrical and mechanical engineering combined are nothing like computers', so do I have to have such qualifications -above- for it?

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Thats obviously a stunning career I'd love to join it after graduating from high school :)

[@penncollege]

+Abdulrahman Hadidy Glad you feel that way. A career in electronics can be quite rewarding! When it comes to college, we certainly hope you consider Penn College! Think about coming to campus for a visit: www.pct.edu/visit/

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[@sonofjesus1464]

I am torn between whether I should major in Electrical or computer engineering. I love to create robots the most and experiment on plasma and lots of electronics but I also love computers and love to code and make animations, websites, software, and use my knowledge of hardware to be able to use computers to do whatever I want. It's confusing because I love technology period and computers and electronic machines like sensors and robots really give me a high. I also enjoy math, physics, and chemistry ALOT. so which one should I choose?

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I feel like chips i s the brain of it all and I want to make things happen with it. But I don't know what to choose. I even like to create radios just so much technology I would love to create along with coding and software

[@penncollege]

+David Shepler You are correct that most engineering schools offer an Electrical or Computer Engineering degree. These schools are very traditional in their outlook. You might consider an Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Degree. Engineering Technology is closely related to Engineering degrees but Engineering Technology programs have a lot of applications work instead of solving lots of book problems. The Electronics and Computer Engineering program at Penn College has high math requirements, calculus-based physics and it covers electronics, sensors, software and often students use robots as a platform to implement their work. Certainly hope this information helps! By the way, you can experience the Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology program at Penn College by visiting us Oct. 25 during our Open House. Register today: www.pct.edu/visit/openhouse/

[@jason52034]

I am interested in this program but I live in Georgia. Is there a distance learning option? One in which I take the theory part of the program online/ via interactive video and come in once every summer for say 3 months each year to complete the laboratory component? Thanks for responding to my request.

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How's it going?

[@12locket]

Very smart it something i have a dream of doing!!!

[@stateofmin007]

ok, but i have heard from former engineering students who are now working that you don't really use alot of math once you get into the field working as in engineer

[@tonytonystache]

What I learned after three years of electronic engineering: 1)Look up how to solve problems online 2) Stack overflow is your friend 3) almost everyone will fail calculus the first time around. 4) if you failed calculus, relearn everything through google and retake the exam

[@penncollege]

She's an impressive young lady!

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Where this university located

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Ilove electronic ..likely logic creating test prove

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[@seth8034]

I'm currently a Sophomore in College. I'm transferring to a University in about year after I finish up my general ED and some support courses. I know that I want to go into some kind of technical engineering career. I want to work with robotics or something similar, however my college doesn't have an actual "robotics" major. I'm left with Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Majors. I'm not sure which of those will get me where I want to go.

[@penncollege]

+Seth F You should visit some schools and talk to a faculty member to see what they do, if anything, with robotics. An Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology major should do a lot more applications than a traditional engineering school. A traditional engineering school will probably be easier to transfer to since their engineering courses are mostly in the 3rd and 4th year of study whereas in a technology school the technical courses start in the 1st year You will also need to decide if you want to work with industrial robots, autonomous robots, do robot design, etc. Of course, if you are interested in Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology at Penn College, let us know how we can help!

[@tmpace9]

+Seth F I've found that you really can't go wrong with electrical engineering since you learn everything you need to pretty fast and then, your pretty much good. You learn how to read their blueprints, how to use electronics, what they do, and how they do that.

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Yo is it computer engineering hard course?

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I wonder that In electronics & computer engineering dont you learn electronics and software at same time like double major of software engineering and electrical electronics?

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[@tjustice808]

I'm currently majoring in engineering but I'm very interested in engineering technology because i want to be hands on. ...i worry that as an engineering technologist, my advancement chances are low. ..any advice?

[@penncollege]

You are correct that at some companies, engineering technologists are treated differently than engineers. At other companies, there is no difference. Another option is to attend engineering graduate school after completing your 4-year degree. If you want the hands-on experience, go for it and search out the companies that care about a candidate’s ability and accomplishments, not just what the degree's name is.

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Is this a bachelor of technology or bachelor of engineering program. And I’d like to know the difference.

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Hi, i want to major in computer engineering in a couple of years and I heard somewhere that chemistry is needed for computer engineering is that true? Also how much and what type of math do I need? Great video! Really inspiring!

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is there any way i can contact her? im in the begging of my engineering courses and would love to hear from someone as motivated as her. thanks! great video!

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So will it help me create a pinball or not?

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Making a pinball machine will be a piece of piss if you can get through an electronic course..

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[@penncollege]

The best way to make your decision is to discover as much information about the career fields as possible. Penn College is hosting an Open House on March 24, offering the opportunity to explore architecture, electronics and computer engineering, and 100 other distinctive majors. Consider attending the event: www.pct.edu/visit/openhouse

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Is there any difference between computer engineering and electronic engineering?

[@penncollege]

Thanks for your interest. Computer engineering involves the architecture, design, and operation of computers and embedded processors. Electronic engineering involves the design and operation of electronic circuits and devices, both analog and digital. Our program combines both because many jobs in industry require knowledge of both areas.

[@penncollege]

Glad that you liked the video and it inspired you. We hope you do consider Penn College.

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Whats the difference between Computer Engineering and Computer Science? I am having trouble choosing between the two

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Computer Engineering is a bridge between Computer Science and electrical Engineering ... In Computer Science one would focus mainly on Software and could often have little knowledge on how computer hardware actually functions... A Computer Engineer learns both Software developement, but also learns the physics that dictates computer hardware.... This video demonstrates is neither because Computer Engineering technology is more hands on, while Computer Engineering is highly theoretical.. Hope that helps.

[@penncollege]

Computer Engineering and Computer Science do overlap in that both deal with software, computers, mathematics. Computer Science focuses more on the design of operating systems, video games, and software products. This field is almost all programming. Computer Engineering focuses hardware design and software interfacing to this hardware. Programming is done that works with the design of computer hardware.

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Which is better electrical and computer engineering or electronic and computer engineering ?

[@penncollege]

Hi Feras: The answer depends on what type of career you want. The two programs can be very similar. If you wish to be in the electrical power generation industry then pick an electrical engineering program that has an option to specialize in electrical power generation. If you wish to work with electronics and computers then either program will be acceptable, as long as you look at the coursework of the major. Another point to consider is that an engineering program will be more theoretical. An engineering technology program will have a lot of theory but also many applications and you will have electronics for all four years. Hope this helps and that you consider Penn College!

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[@lazygizmo]

you know it infuriates me when im trying to nit-pick the areas of computers careers to figure out just what i want to do with computers so i can establish a clear path down to a specific degree, but... it all runs together! which make it extremely difficult to have pride in what you do. what i mean by that is i feel like the difference between an electrical, computer and electronic engineer is who show up to work that day. you can have the 3 different engineers there doing their job OR you can have only one of them show up and this person could do all 3 jobs regardless. i know now after much researching and comparing that i want to be a computer engineer because i like the idea to tinker with things and build things more focused on hardware. but again i feel like at the end of the day its all the same. please leave me your thoughts :)

[@penncollege]

Engineering is a field that generally allows students to focus their efforts in a specific area while receiving a broad background of technical courses. Henry Ford made the comment that you can train an engineer to be an accountant but you cannot train an accountant to be an engineer. If you want to work with software, embedded controllers and hardware, you need to pick a school where that is done. Different schools focus on different areas of engineering. Penn College focuses on two areas: automation and embedded controllers. Please let us know if you're interested and good luck!

[@lazygizmo]

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i want to do this.but where

[@penncollege]

Why not consider Penn College: www.pct.edu/academics/icet/electronics

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I'm pursuing a major in computer engineering,I am now a senior in high school, any advice what class should I take when I go in to college?

[@penncollege]

+Joshua Gomez Most engineering programs have a well-defined course of study. If you can decide on what colleges you might be interested in attending you should be able to see online which courses you will be taking each semester you are in college. For example, if you were interested in coming to Penn College for Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology, the link below shows which courses you will take each semester. Most schools should have something similar. www.pct.edu/catalog/majors/BEE.shtml#catalog_Curriculum If you're interested in Penn College, consider scheduling a campus visit! www.pct.edu/visit/

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do you need to know a lot of math for that major because am a senior in high school.

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Dat Boi I'm in college now and yes a lot of math for this major

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what kind of math is involved if i may ask. And if you don't know how to do that kind of math do they teach you. Thanks for the quick response bro

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[@penncollege]

Most students who start our program have no programming experience. Being good at math is an excellent indicator or future programming ability. Programming is a skill that is easily learned if you have a logical thought process and some math skill. Programming is simply telling a computer how to solve a problem you know how to solve!

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[@penncollege]

Electronics and Computer Engineering technology jobs are based on engineering and application of technology. Engineering students need a good background in science and math to be able to do well in this field.

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Who gave the money for her project college or she spent herself?

[@penncollege]

Thanks for the question! If a project is interesting enough for the department to want to display or use in the future, the department can provide funds. If a student desires to keep their project after its completion then they pay for it.

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hi I will be finishing my bachelor of engineering in electronics and communication next year from India I would like to do my Masters can help me with the application procedure

[@penncollege]

Congratulations on nearing the end of your bachelor's degree! Penn College does not offer a master's program in electronics, but we wish you all the best as you advance your education...

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