A course that combines both academics and practical application in the principles of the four energy systems mechanical, fluid, thermal, and electrical. Suggested for engineering or technically oriented students. This course counts as a science credit. This course is a continuation of the first level. It provides instruction and experimentation with force, transformers, momentum, waves and vibrations, energy convertors, transducers, radiation theory, optical systems and time constants.
Students continue their hands-on activities with increasingly complex phenomena.
Students are provided instruction in technical and general related information in basic solid-state electronics. Use of hand tools, test equipment, trainers, and real equipment will be used to develop skills and job competencies. 12 Students are provided technical and general instruction in advanced electronic theory. Emphasis is on digital electronics and electronic careers. Use of hand tools, test equipment, trainers, and real equipment will be used to develop skills and job competencies.