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Electronics Certificate
This 16 credit-hour certificate program is designed to prepare students
for careers in the field of electronics and other related technology industries.
The curriculum is very flexible as it allows students to choose from a number
of electronics courses in many diverse technology areas and is tailored
to provide entry-level career training in a relatively short time. A broad
range of electronics courses provides considerable emphasis on analysis,
operation, application, installation and servicing. Many courses do not
require a prerequisite. However, for those courses that do, please consult
with the program coordinator.
Students completing this program may find employment in various entry-level
positions in technical sales, manufacturing and quality control, and customer
service.
Students may also continue their education by pursuing an associate in applied
science degree. Students considering this option are encouraged to meet
with the program coordinator and a Student Development faculty member prior
to beginning the program, and also when planning their schedule each semester.
| Electives:
Select 16 credit hours, with coordinator's approval, from the following
courses: |
| ELT 101 |
DC Network Analysis |
4 |
| ELT 102 |
AC Network Analysis |
4 |
| ELT 103 |
RF Network Analysis |
4 |
| ELT 105 |
Electronic Product Documentation |
3 |
| ELT 110 |
Introductory Electronics
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4 |
| ELT 111 |
Semiconductor Devices and
Circuits |
2 |
| ELT 125 |
Fiber Optics |
2 |
| ELT 130 |
Fluid Power |
3 |
| ELT 135 |
Optics and Sensors |
2 |
| ELT 140 |
Programmable Logic Controllers |
2 |
| ELT 142 |
Electrical Wiring |
2 |
| ELT 161 |
Industrial Control Applications |
3 |
| ELT 203 |
Digital Electronics |
4 |
| ELT 204 |
Analog Electronics |
4 |
| ELT 207 |
Communications Systems |
4 |
| ELT 215 |
Industrial Control Systems |
4 |
| ELT 218 |
Microprocessors and Microcomputers |
4 |
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