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Building Automation Engineering
Design, install, and troubleshoot automated systems.
Building Automation Engineering Technology
Bachelor of Science Degree (B.S.)
Building automation is a part of our every day lives.
Building automation is used to centrally manage building systems and automatically control features like room temperature, elevators, and security systems. When you pursue your bachelor's in Building Automation Engineering Technology, you get to choose your area of specialization for the first two years by entering into one of the associate's degrees below. From there you'll focus on combining those skills with hands-on lab time, working on industry-standard equipment. And by the time you're ready to graduate, employers will be knocking on your door.
Explore Our Programs
Building Automation Engineering Technology (B.S.)
Harness modern technology to power all types of building systems from AC to elevators.
Minors & Immersions
Pair a minor with any bachelor's degree, or an immersion with any bachelor's or associate's degree.
Your Pathway into Building Automation
To enter into the building automation engineering technology major, you'll need to declare a dual degree in one of these associate-degree programs.
Electric Power Generation Technology: Diesel Emphasis (A.A.S.)
Learn the technical skills to evaluate, test, and troubleshoot power generators.
Electrical Construction (A.A.S.)
Dive into all aspects of electrical construction including residential and commercial projects.
Electrical Technology (A.A.S.)
Master everything from circuitry and industrial electronics to programmable logic controllors (PLCs) in this associate's program.
Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology: Robotics & Automation Emphasis (A.A.S.)
Specialize in the robotics and automation aspects that lend efficiency to modern manufacturing.
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Technology (A.A.S.)
Gain the technical skills needed to install and repair all types of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment.
Information Technology: Network & User Support
From networking to hardware and software, learn how to address all kinds of technical support needs.
Mechatronics (A.A.S.)
Integrating electrical, mechanical, and computer engineering, mechatronics opens the door to a host of career paths.
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Oct 5
Undergraduate Open House
Saturday, October 59 AM - 3 PM
Nov 3
Undergraduate Open House
Sunday, November 39 AM - 3 PM
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Penn College News
07.18.2024
Penn College cybersecurity grad serves the nation
James P. Thomas considers himself lucky. He found his passion, nurtured it and made it his profession. Today, the beneficiaries of his zest and expertise are countless. The Pennsylvania College of Technology alumnus supports national security by mitigating cyber risks for the U.S. military. The 2020 graduate is an information systems security engineer for the Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific.
07.14.2024
Open House visitors enjoy cool campus on hot day
"Despite the heat, it was a wonderful day,” enthused Bryce W. Winder, coordinator of admissions events and communications, describing Saturday’s Open House at Pennsylvania College of Technology. “Our guests were amazing and brought the energy to campus." Winder reports that about 400 students and 1,200 guests were in attendance on the ultra-hot summer day. Their reward for braving the heat was the opportunity to view a lot of “cool stuff."
07.03.2024
Teachers become students of STEM at Penn College
Seven secondary school teachers representing different regions of the state became students of STEM during a recent weeklong externship at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Supported by a PAsmart grant, STEM Careers Re-Imagined: An Industry and Education Collaborative, the program engaged educators in activities rooted in science, math and engineering and supplied them with resources for future classroom use.