Electronic Technology (Diploma)
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600 Clock Hours / 45 Weeks / 32 Credit Hours.

The objective of the Electronic Technology diploma program is to prepare students for entry-level employment in an electronics related environment, thus enabling them to apply their knowledge to highly technical areas as microprocessor control, communications, and computers. To provide background in analog circuitry, amplifiers, receivers, advanced digital concepts, and microprocessors technology for application in today’s technology. To instill problem-solving and troubleshooting skills. To prepare the student for entry-level employment in these and other positions: Computer Technician, Copier Technician, Telephone Technician, and Communication Technician. Each credit is accepted towards the Associate Degree in Computer Electronic Technology.

45 Weeks / 32 Credit Hours

TO EARN A DIPLOMA IN  ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY, THE FOLLOWING COURSES* ARE REQUIRED:

Introduction to Electronics **
Basic Electronics **
Basic Electronics Lab **
Electronic Circuits I **
Electronic Circuits Lab I **
Electronic Circuits II **
Electronic Circuits Lab II **
Computer Literacy **

College Algebra
Applied Math

*DOES NOT INDICATE THE ORDER IN WHICH THESE COURSES WILL BE OFFERED.

**CORE CLASS FOR THIS CONCENTRATION.
 

First Semester

60

Total

Second Semester

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