What You’ll Learn
Build the technical skills to assemble, install, troubleshoot and repair electronic equipment used in industry and manufacturing.
The Electronics Technology program prepares you for employment in the electronics field through classroom instruction and hands-on lab training. You’ll learn how electronic components and systems work, how to test and troubleshoot them, and how to use industry tools and equipment to support maintenance and repair across a variety of industrial applications.
You will learn how to:
- Understand DC and AC circuits, including voltage, current and resistance
- Work with capacitors, inductors and transformers
- Build foundational skills in analog and digital electronics
- Learn soldering, assembly and wiring connection techniques
- Use schematics, electrical diagrams and test equipment
- Work with microprocessors and digital electronics systems
- Troubleshoot and repair electronic equipment and devices
- Understand relays, motor controls, motors, generators and transformers
- Build skills in industrial safety and technical writing
- Gain experience with robotics, drive fundamentals and fluid power
- Learn process controls and programmable logic controllers
- Develop professional and customer service skills for the workplace
The program is designed to help you build both foundational electronics knowledge and practical troubleshooting skills for real-world technical environments.
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What You Can Do
Electronics Technology can prepare you for careers in electronics assembly, testing, maintenance and industrial automation support.
Manufacturing and industrial employers need technicians who can install, test and maintain equipment that keeps operations running. If you enjoy problem-solving, working with circuits and technology, and learning how machines and systems function, this program can help you start a versatile technical career.
