Electronic Technology - Danville Area Community College

Electronic Technology from Danville Area Community College is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The Electronic Technology program is designed to give the training needed for the installation, maintenance, operation and servicing of electronic systems in industry. This program is an occupational program typically not designed to transfer. However this program has been articulated to some senior institutions. Please contact a counselor for specific details. Graduates of this program will be knowledgeable in the operation, installation, and repair of programmable logic controllers or PLC's. Graduates are expected to access P.C. programs, locate faults/ malfunctions, and repair equipment or reprogram as required. Electronic repairers install, test, repair, and calibrate equipment to ensure it functions properly. They examine work orders, talk to equipment operators, and check for common causes of trouble. They may use voltmeters, ohmmeters, signal generators, ammeters, and oscilloscopes, and run diagnostic programs to determine malfunctions. Program Specific Courses Include: Technical Math I, II Intro to Electricity/ Electronics Electronic Circuits I PC Applications in Electronics Digital Electronics I, II Programmable Controllers Opto-Electronics Industrial Automation: PLC-5 Employment Seminar Advanced Automation Techniques Siemens PLCS Pneumatics & Controls Social Science Elective Communications Elective Humanities Elective Positions You are Trained for: Commercial and industrial electronic equipment repairer, electronic technician , manufacturer sales worker, and maintenance supervisor Where Can You Find a Job? Federal government, manufacturing and industry, and communications . View more details on Danville Area Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.