Purpose: This program is designed to provide basic skill development and competence for students seeking a career in electronics
or related technologies. Occupational Objectives: Students completing this program will have basic skills
leading toward an entry-level job in electronics
technology or a related field, such as industrial electronics, PC hardware
upgrade and repair, or home entertainment/security systems. Admission Requirements: General college curricular admission Program Notes: In addition to general college
curricular admission, applicants
to this program will have (a) completed placement testing and (b) met with
their advisor to establish a planned course of study prior to being allowed to register for courses. Proficiency in
arithmetic is required to begin this program, and students not meeting this
requirement must successfully complete
MTE 3 or an equivalent course
before beginning the ETR course sequence. Students interested in proceeding beyond the career studies certificate should consult with an advisor or counselor
prior to
beginning the program.
Computer Competency:
It is important that students demonstrate computer competency early in
this program by either completing ITE 115 or passing the college's
computer competency exam, administered in the testing centers on each
campus. Students passing the computer competency exam will receive
college credit for ITE 115. Students not passing the computer competency
exam may retake the exam only once.
Students should allow
time in their planned course sequencing for completion of prerequisite
courses. Please see course descriptions for course co- and prerequisites.
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