Computer interactive electronics courses in the first and second semester are available to you in an alternative format to classroom instruction, through interactive video. These courses allow you to study electronics at your own pace through the use of computer and hands-on lab experiments. These courses will be applied toward degree requirements upon admission to any of the Electronic Technology programs. The following electronic technology specializations are available to you to meet your specific occupational interests and potential. Biomedical Electronics Technology is an associate degree program that is designed to prepare you for a technical career with an employer that uses, repairs, or manufactures biomedical electronic equipment.
Major employers are health care providers.
Computer Electronics Technology is an associate degree program that prepares you for a technical career in computer system and network installation, operation and maintenance, and technical programming. For other related programs, see the Computer Information section of this catalog. The Electronic Engineering Technology Associate in Applied Science program is designed to prepare you for occupations that assist engineering work teams and support the diversified needs of the electronic engineering technology field. Emphasis is placed on numerous applications in electronics for both component and system troubleshooting centered around computer-driven technologies. The Electronic Technology multi-path alternative is designed to prepare individuals for a variety of occupations in the electronic technology field.