AA/AS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

The Electronics, Robotics and Automation program combines classroom learning with lab practice, aiming at jobs involving robots, electronic equipment, communication systems, and the building of electronics. Students learn to set up, build, test, service, and fix computers, electrical systems, electronics, and robotic systems. The Associate in Applied Science plan runs 96-98 credits over two years. Early terms cover industrial safety, mechanical and fluid systems, print reading, and electrical basics, while later terms move into solid state and digital electronics, programmable logic controllers, robotic controllers, sensors, and a robotics capstone. The college notes that the program is being redesigned and is not admitting students for now. Prospective students should check back for updates. Graduates have found work in computer, audio, test equipment, automation, and networking industries.