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Student Profiles

Andy Elhardt

Class of 2008

After graduation I would like to work on weapons systems for the Department of Defense.

Some noteworthy projects I have worked on at OIT  Portland include: the dice game in Digital Systems, Frequency counter for Microcontrollers, and  Simulating AM (Amplitude Modulation) signals in MATLAB.

I like OIT Portland because it offers small class sizes so you can get the one-on-one  help you need.  I also like designing, building, and testing the actual circuits we learned in class.

To new students, get the most out of your education because you are paying for it.  Make sure you have a Ti-89 calculator.