Individuals with an interest in science and a drive to succeed make promising candidates for this program. The College has endeavored to meet the industrial needs by providing a curriculum which addresses itself to both digital and analog circuitry. Standard analog core courses in the curriculum are augmented by the digital segment which includes basic logic circuits and extensive training with microprocessors and supporting circuitry. If one tests out of English Comp. I, then any Speech, Literature, Journalism or Foreign Language course may be substituted.
Computer keyboarding competency is required for graduation.
This may be fulfilled by taking the computer keyboard workshop or by passing the competency test. A Minimum of 68 Semester Hours and 20 Courses is Required for Graduation.