Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology

Vermont State University | Randolph & Williston

This site contains links to external sites created by students. Please see the disclaimer at the bottom of the page.

This site showcases student works, information about the department, and laboratories.

Currently there are 3 Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology programs at VTSU.

To learn more and apply, check out these programs at vermontstate.edu:

Electromechanical Engineering Technology, B.S. 

Electrical Engineering Technology, B.S.

Electrical Engineering Technology, A.E.

EE/ELM Degree Requirement Maps

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Disclaimer for vtelabs.com

We are excited to offer this platform as a resource for showcasing the projects and endeavors of our students. However, it is important to note that vtelabs.com contains links to student project websites that are not managed or controlled by the ECET Department or VTSU. These external websites are independently created and maintained by our students.

Please be aware of the following:

• Independent Ownership: The content, maintenance, and administration of the linked student project websites are the sole responsibility of the respective students or project teams. VTSU's ECET Department does not exercise control over the content, updates, or security of these external websites.

• Content Responsibility: The information, materials, and views expressed on the linked student project websites do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of VTSU, the ECET Department, or its faculty or staff. Please contact us with any concerns or issues related to the content on these external sites so that we may reach out to the owners for changes or remove the link from our site.

• Security and Privacy: When accessing external websites, you should be aware that different privacy policies, terms of use, and security measures may apply. The ECET Department at VTSU is not responsible for the privacy practices or security of these independent websites.

• Continual Updates: Links to student project websites may change or become outdated over time. VTSU's ECET Department will make reasonable efforts to keep links current, but we cannot guarantee the ongoing accuracy of all links. We encourage students to update us with changes to their project websites, and we will do our best to reflect these updates on vtelabs.com.

By accessing vtelabs.com and using the provided links to student project websites, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to this disclaimer. We encourage you to exercise discretion and conduct your own research when visiting external websites linked from vtelabs.com. If you have any concerns or questions, please feel free to contact us at [contact@vtelabs.com].

Thank you for visiting vtelabs.com and for your support of the innovative projects created by the students within VTSU's ECET Department.