Electronics and Computer Technology

40 Week Day and 50 Week Evening Program
Diploma
61 Credit Hours

Program Objective
The Electronics and Computer Technology Program prepares students with the necessary skills to manage and repair microcomputer systems. Students will acquire a broad base of knowledge in computer basics, operating systems, computer software, microcomputer troubleshooting and an introduction to networking. Students will be able to install, configure, and troubleshoot microcomputer systems.

Career Opportunities
Electronics and Computer Technology graduates will qualify for entry-level information technology and microcomputer technicians in businesses of all types, to include computer hardware analyst, technical/sales support and technical field service.

Entrance Requirements

See Admission Policies.

Training Equipment
Students will have the opportunity to use the following equipment: Computer systems, network hubs, printers, basic computer peripherals, standard hand tools, soldering irons and various pieces of test equipment, including the VOM, DVM, power supply, oscilloscopes and signal generators.

Class Size
Classes range in size from 15 to 25 students, with the typical class consisting of 20 students.

SEE: ELECTRONICS AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY