Electronics Technology

Program #106051

Associate Degree of Applied Science

The electronics industry offers a wide range of job opportunities installing and maintaining electronic equipment in manufacturing, research, development, medicine and communications. Communications, computers and industrial electronics continue to expand, and there is a high demand for technicians and engineering assistants. Electronics Technology information page.

Classes in Electronics Technology

last updated: 10:01:28 AM Jul 4 2009

Below is a listing of the courses that comprise this program. This listing is in recommended order for completion. However, many programs do not require enrollment restricted to this format.

Clicking on each course will provide information regarding class availability for upcoming semesters.

• Catalog # Class name Credits
   

First Term

• 10605112 AC/DC Electronics 1 3
   
• 10605113 Analog & Solid State Devices 1 3
   
• 10605118 Digital Electronics 1 3
   
• 10605171 Applied Electronic Math 1 3
   
• 10801195 Written Communication 3
   

Second Term

• 10605114 AC/DC Electronics 2 3
   
• 10605119 Digital Electronics 2 3
   
• 10605172 Applied Electronic Math 2 3
   
• 10605173 Embedded Programming 3
   
• 10801197 Technical Reporting 3
   

Third Term

• 10605115 Analog Solid State Devices 2 3
   
• 10605176 Microcontrollers 3
   
• 10806143 College Physics 1 3
   
• 10809195 Economics 3
   
• 10809199 Psychology Of Human Relations 3
   

Fourth Term

• 10605143 Motor And Control Systems 3
   
• 10605152 Digital Systems Applications 3
   
• 10605178 Technical Programming 3
   
• 10809166 Intro to Ethics: Theory & App 3
   
• 10809197 Contemporary American Society 3
   

The Electronics Technology Curriculum Sheet (PDF) will identify the course requirement and acceptable alternative options as 'OR' selections.
Example: Written Communication (10-801-195), OR English 1 (20-801-201) as an acceptable alternative.