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Industrial Electronics Technology* |
Course Descriptions | Degree Requirements | Certificate Requirements
Career Opportunities
The AAS degree in Industrial Electronics Technology prepares you for a career as an electronic technician, an electro-mechanical technician, a semiconductor manufacturing technician, or an electro-mechanical field service technician.
Program Description
This program develops essential skills for maintaining the complex electro-mechanical systems found in modern automated manufacturing facilities. After completing a core of courses in math, physics, fundamental analog and digital electronics, robotics, and programmable logic controllers, you will branch off into one of two optional tracks. The General Electronics option provides advanced skills in analog and digital electronics. The Electro-Mechanical option emphasizes a broader range of skills including print reading, motors and controls, and mechanical components. In addition to the two AAS degree options, several certificate options are also available.
Entrance requirements
You should have good basic reading, language, and math competencies. High school algebra and physics are recommended but not required. Refresher classes are available.
*This program is also known as Automated Systems Technology. Program name change is currently pending State approval. |