Electrical Engineering Technology

FVTC instructor adds expertise about the issue A severe semiconductor shortage is impacting businesses and industries around the globe. And to help others understand the consequences of the shortage, Insight on Manufacturing magazine recently wrote an article about the issue and tapped Behzad Bahraminejad, instructor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technology at FVTC, for his expertise. As Behzad explains, with

Spring 2021 Travis Thul’s education and career leads to White House Fellowship.   Travis Thul received an associate degree in Electrical Engineering Technology in 2004. His education set the stage for three more degrees, including a Doctor of Engineering from George Washington University. Currently a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Coast Guard, Travis was selected as a 2020-2021

Electrical Engineering Technology Career Program: Electrical Engineering TechnologyHometown: TunisiaCurrent Residence: United StatesAge: 21Attended FVTC: Summer 2016 – Spring 2020 Why did you choose the Electrical Engineering Technology program? My field of study has always been something that I dreamed to be part of. Installing equipment, maintenance, and troubleshooting are all a part of my personality and what I