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Welcome from the Chair

I would like to welcome you to the Department of Electrical and Telecommunications Engineering Technology (ETET). ETET was one of the first and is today one of the largest departments at New York City College of Technology (City Tech).

The mission of the Electrical and Telecommunications Engineering Technology department is to provide academic, technological, and cultural resources and experiences to the students of the programs we offer.

The high quality electrical engineering technology and telecommunications engineering technology programs are at the heart of the departmental mission.

The department is dedicated to successfully educating students of diverse backgrounds and cultures for entry into the electrical and telecommunications engineering technology industries.

Through excellence in teaching and innovative use of technology, the department is committed to supporting an open environment where learning, creativity, and personal growth can flourish, thus benefiting our students, our college, and our community.

The ETET department currently offers the following degree programs which are accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET (www.abet.org):

  • AAS in Electrical Engineering Technology (EET)
  • Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering Technology (EET)

The new Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering Technology (EET) was launched in fall 2013. This unique program, the first of its kind in the CUNY system and one of the few in the Northeast, educates students for career opportunities in many related industries.

The ETET department is proud of having a number of globally renowned faculty members whose publications of books (translated into many languages) and journal papers are referenced by colleagues in the field worldwide. ETET faculties are involved in a wide variety of research activities such as Multimedia over IP (Internet Protocol), Optical Communication, Photosensitivity and Fiber Bragg Gratings, Nonlinear Optics, Optical and Microwave Remote Sensing, Computer Network and Security, Signal and Image Processing, and Biomedical Research, to name only a few. Interested students may find the research currently conducted by our faculty in the “faculty” subsection of this website.

The ETET department with the support of the administration has recently purchased and installed cutting edge equipment in various fields that places our laboratories among one of the most advanced laboratories in the field for undergraduate students.

Our department currently consists of over 40 faculty members, over 500 undergraduate students. Our faculty, students and staff have been recognized with many significant awards that can be found on our website. The department has eight laboratories on three different floors, each allocated to a specific area in Electrical and Telecommunication fields. The department is also happy to have three full-time college laboratory technicians (CLT) each holds a master’s degrees and over 30 years of combined work experience. They contribute to the department’s laboratories in order to keep them in an excellent shape as well as providing support to faculties during the laboratory sessions. We also have over ten adjunct CLTs, who assist the faculty/students in the laboratories.

Once again I welcome you to the ETET department and will be glad to answer questions you may have regarding our departmental programs.

Mohammad Razani, Ph.D.
Professor and Chair, ETET Department

Department mission statement

The mission of the Electrical and Telecommunications Engineering Technology department is to provide academic, technological, and cultural resources and experiences to the students of the programs we offer. High quality electrical engineering technology and telecommunications engineering technology programs are at the heart of the departmental mission. The department is dedicated to successfully educating students of diverse background and cultures for entry in the electrical and telecommunications engineering technology industries. Through excellence in teaching and innovative use of technology, the department is committed to supporting an open environment where learning, creativity, and personal growth can flourish, thus benefiting our students, our college, and our community.

Fun facts

  • The ETET graduates who enter into the job market and are employed by companies such as MTA, Con Edison, Verizon, Lucent, Cisco, and others have been very successful and have been able to move up the ladder to top managerial positions. Those students, who have chosen to continue their education, have also been very successful in their pursuit of higher education. Example of these students are those who have received Masters and Ph.D. degrees and have been hired by top research organizations or have joined higher educational establishments as educators. One rather recent TCET-BTech program graduate who completed her Ph.D. degree in engineering at City College, is now full-time Assistant Professor at QCC.
  • The ETET department also has articulation agreements with several CUNY colleges. Presently the graduates from the following two CUNY colleges can continue their studies towards BTech in ETET department at CityTech:
    • Bronx Community College and City Tech Transfer Articulation Agreement
    • Queensborough Community College and City Tech Transfer Articulation Agreement
  • CUNY BA: CUNY Baccalaureate for Unique and Interdisciplinary Studies (CUNY BA, established in 1971) is a University-wide, individualized degree. It is an exciting, versatile, rewarding degree route for highly-motivated, self-directed students whose academic goals transcend traditional majors. CUNY BA attracts many of the best students from within and from outside the University. For more detailed description of this program and to learn how to apply, refer to the following website: https://cunyba.cuny.edu/fastfacts/

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