Electronics Technology - Minnesota State College - Southeast Technical - Winona MN

Electronics Technology from Minnesota State College - Southeast Technical - Winona MN is a Campus Certificate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Electronics is the science whose continuing advances have enabled the sweeping technological changes we see all around us. The skilled electronics technician thus has a wide choice of career opportunities. Equipped with knowledge of electric and electronic principles, the graduate may work in design, repair, or installation of industrial, automotive or home electronics, and maintenance of these devices. An electronic technician is trained to use instruments and equipment in testing, repair and maintenance of electronic systems. The work may include installation, adjustment and correction of malfunctions in computers, communications devices and other electronic equipment. Entry each term and part-time enrollment are possible, but not all required and elective courses are available every term. Program Learning Outcomes Program graduates will be able to: 1. Use knowledge and skills to analyze, troubleshoot, measure and/or program systems and devices used in the Electronics industries. 2. Repair systems and equipment by applying logic and knowledge to solve complex problems. 3. Demonstrate the use of software, programming, and interfacing to troubleshoot micro and personal computers. 4. Demonstrate an ability to communicate effectively. 5. Demonstrate an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to the analysis of electronic problems. 6. Apply acquired skills and learn new skills by engaging in lifelong learning. 7. Work as a productive and responsible team member. 8. Function with a respect for diversity and knowledge or professional, social, and global issues. View more details on Minnesota State College - Southeast Technical . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.