The mission of the Electronics Technology Program is to provide diversified training for employment in the electronics field.

Students are taught to repair electronic equipment and devices using troubleshooting techniques and schematics. They become skilled at using test equipment such as multi-meters, signal generators, oscilloscopes and basic hand tools. Emphasis

is placed on automation and robotics. Lab exercises provide simulation in signal conversion techniques such as frequency to voltage and voltage to frequency. The removal and installation of circuit boards is also an integral part of the course. Interpersonal skills vital to working with colleagues and customers are taught. Students may exit at any one of several points during a 4-month to 20-month period. Upon completion of the program, graduates will have acquired the skills and the knowledge necessary to sit for national certification exams corresponding to their level of training. Co-op training opportunities are also available during training.

Electronics is an expanding career field. With electronic devices populating business and industry as well as homes, the demand for technicians is great. In addition to electrical and electronic installers and repairers, varieties of other occupational

specialties exist in this field. Positions are available as bench technicians, powerhouse technicians, relay technicians, power transformer repairers and generator mechanics. Individuals may secure employment in repair shops located in factories and service centers, while others may be employed by utility companies, building equipment contractors, machinery and equipment repair shops, the Federal Government, rail transportation companies and other electric and electronic equipment user industries.

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