Cert in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

The Basic Electronics program prepares students for technician roles and technical support positions in electronics. Core courses cover basic electricity, AC and DC circuit theory, analog and digital control devices, and laboratory practice. Students build a foundation for a wide range of electronics-related fields. General education courses in writing, oral communication, and physics are included in the one-year program. The curriculum emphasizes written, oral, and electronic communication skills so graduates can work effectively in teams. The total program requirement is 31 credits. Students who complete the program gain practical experience with circuit theory and control devices through paired lecture and laboratory courses. The required courses total 31 credits, and students follow a Major Academic Plan to schedule them. The program also encourages students to remain current as the electronics industry continues to change.