Accelerated dual degree options are for undergraduate students with outstanding academic records. Upon acceptance, well-qualified undergraduate students can begin graduate study before completing their BS degree, shortening the time it takes to earn both degrees. Students should consult an academic adviser for more information.<br><br>With the increased complexity of products and production design, which includes the integration of software, electronics with mechanical and electrical components (mechatronics), there is a growing need for professionals who have a strong foundation in the electrical, mechanical, programming and manufacturing disciplines. The electrical mechanical engineering technology major prepares students for careers in engineering disciplines where integration of mechanical, electrical, programming and manufacturing disciplines is important. Students develop skills that explore the fundamentals of mechanics, electrical circuits, and microprocessors, mathematics, materials technology, computer-aided engineering, and design. The electromechanical engineering major will develop well-rounded electrical mechanical engineers as lifelong learners with the ability to adapt, grow, and succeed in mechatronics, electromechanical engineering environment, or similar highly competitive workplaces.