Students receive intensive training in electronic components and circuits, elementary design and troubleshooting procedures. Laboratory projects aid in emphasizing theoretical material presented in lecture sessions, films and field trips. Completion of this program prepares one for advanced industry training and electronics specialty. Student projects are subject to prior approval by the instructor and must have a work order. These provide practical work experience and develop skills.
Work is performed under supervision but no warranty is given or implied.
The college is not responsible for loss or damage in case of fire, theft, accident, student error or any other cause beyond its control. By the end of the fifth week, students are required to furnish a complete hand tool set that meets minimum requirements established by the department. Tool purchases are individual transactions directly with vendors and are the property of the students to be used daily on program projects. Students are required to have OSHA-approved safety glasses. Students must meet all course requirements for the Electronics Technology program and the courses and requirements as listed for the Associate of Applied Science degree.