Health care represents only one field needing people with electronic and computer skills. Patients and their caregivers depend on the accuracy and practical expertise offered by trained technicians capable of taking apart delicate machines and making them work again.
Computers touch every aspect of life today.
Stores use them to keep track of inventory. Operators wait at sophisticated telephone systems for important calls to come in. Busy administrative assistants find workloads eased by the latest office equipment. Teens find hours zip away when they hook up to the Internet. A trained electronics technician has the know-how to get things running again.