Alignment and troubleshooting are emphasized. II A study of modulation and multiplexing techniques used for data transmission on telephone lines and specialized data networks. Discussed in detail are digital and analog signaling techniques, phone circuits, networking, communication standards, protocol, and security. An analysis of the circuitry and associated software found in the most common types of personal computers is presented. Students will gain knowledge of the function of each device and how the devices interact with the software.
Emphasis is on system troubleshooting to the replaceable unit.
A continuation of EET 240. Topics include the function and operation of a variety of peripheral devices such as keyboards, CRT's, printers, plotters, disk drives and modems. Students will also receive instruction on basic data communications systems and local area networks. Such study will be done under the direction of a qualified faculty member. Students may repeat this course 1 time but may not earn more than 6 credit hours under this course number.