Electronic Engineering Technology - North Central Kansas Technical College

Electronic Engineering Technology from North Central Kansas Technical College is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The Electronic Engineering Technology Program provides students the opportunity to receive intensive training in AC/DC electronics, analog electronics , digital and microprocessor systems, home theater and audio/video, programmable logic controllers, avionics and two way wireless communications , electric car technology, networking and microcomputer systems. Laboratory projects and live work aid in emphasizing theoretical material presented in lecture session, films and field trips. Internships and employer scholarships are available. Completion of this program prepares one for a career in areas such as, wireless communication equipment repair, electronic test equipment repair and calibration, home theater and audio/video equipment repair, electronic avionics equipment repair, automotive electronics repair, programmable logic controller programming and repair, and personal computer upgrade and repair. Students earn an Associate of Applied Science Degree upon successful completion of the program. Program Objectives Possess the knowledge to perform tasks of an entry-level electronics technician . Apply electronic theory to specific jobs using critical thinking and reasoning while demonstrating the ability to work independently. Demonstrate knowledge of electrical hazards and related safety practices. Use mathematical data and reasoning skills in relation to the electronics field. Apply effective communication skills appropriate to the electronics industry. Demonstrate an understanding of personal work characteristics that contribute to effective job performance Pass the Certified Electronics Technician (CET) exam, and/or the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) exam. View more details on North Central Kansas Technical College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.