Electronic Systems Technology - Southeast Community College Area

Electronic Systems Technology from Southeast Community College Area is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Overview The world of electronics and information technology is an exciting and challenging profession that allows workers to be creative and challenges them to improve their skills and abilities. SCC?s Electronic Systems Technology program offers three focus areas: Computers, Automation and Networking Systems; Electronic Systems Technician; and Electronic Systems Military. The CANS focus prepares students to become technicians who install, configure and repair industrial control systems, including such devices as programmable logic controllers, robotics and vision systems. EST focus teaches students to install, configure and repair commercial and consumer electronic products such as computer systems, video and audio systems, AM/FM broadcast, two-way radio communication systems, avionics, security systems and telephone systems. The ESM focus is for military personnel who have performed the repair and maintenance of various types of electronic equipment during duty. Using that prior military training as the core for this AAS degree , students can take additional educational requirements to prepare for entry and advanced level employment in a wide array of electronic careers. Day and evening classes are offered on the Lincoln Campus; daytime classes are offered on the Milford Campus. Mission The mission of the Electronic Systems Technology program is to prepare students to install, configure, analyze, test, maintain, and repair consumer electronics, industrial controls, robotics, security systems, communication systems, computer systems, and networks. Job Outlook Opportunities for long-term employment, consistent working hours, increasing job responsibilities and great salaries are available to those who enter this ever-changing profession. Technicians are needed in all aspects of the electronic and information technology industry. The electronic industry is constantly changing and expanding into new technologies that require highly skilled technicians to install these systems and keep them going. Graduates report an average starting salary of $15.15 per hour, with a high starting salary of $22.85 per hour. View more details on Southeast Community College Area . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.