But entertainment takes in only one segment of the industry. In reality, electronics is involved in virtually every type of industrial activity. You should have a strong interest in electronics and above average abilities in math and science. Much of the material taught is very theoretical and you should, therefore, have the ability to work with invisible quantities. Good manual dexterity is also required.
Printing is one of our chief means of communications.
Printing craft workers are employed to produce newspapers, magazines, books, business forms and thousands of other printed material. Students are exposed to camera and darkroom procedures. Great emphasis is placed on layout and design along with pasteup, stripping, and platemaking. Paper cutting, ink and process color preparation along with actual press operation plays an intricate part in the instruction. Photo and computer typesetting is now featured in this course which is reflective of today's trends in the computerized world.