Program Description The Electronics-Manufacturing Technician program prepares students for employment as technicians in the manufacturing industry. Manufacturing is a vital part of the U.S. economy and highly skilled, trained technicians are recruited by many companies. The Electronics-Manufacturing Technician program offers training in NANO/Micro Systems, Robotics, Lasers, Fiber Optics, and Electronic Communications.
Program Costs Tuition, Fees, Material and Supply costs ... (more)
Degree & Certificate Requirements Courses Listed Alphabetically | Typical Student Schedule Students must complete courses in a specific sequence based on date of program entry. Program instructors will advise students regarding the scheduling of required courses.
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Students may apply for an Associate in Applied Science degree or an Associate in Applied Science - Transfer degree upon completion and verification of required courses and standards. Students may successfully challenge CAP 101, Introduction to Computers by passing the three IC3 Certification tests.
Program Outcomes Graduates will demonstrate competency in electrical/electronic safety, direct current, alternating current, basic test equipment, semiconductors, op-amps, digital systems, and troubleshooting along with competency in manufacturing technology.
Application & Registration Students may enroll in the Electronics-Biomedical Equipment Technician program at the start of fall, winter or spring quarter or at other times with instructor permission.
