ELCMP - Electronics Tech Program, Elect/Computer Tech Option, A.A.S

Download as PDF

Program Title

Electronics Tech Program, Elect/Computer Tech Option, A.A.S

Program Code

ELCMP

Program Description

Computers and electronics have found their way into businesses and homes throughout the world. This option provides the student with the skills required to troubleshoot and repair a wide variety of computer systems and digital electronic equipment. The student learns how peripherals and computers communicate with each other. The proliferation of computer systems has created a demand for highly qualified individuals to install and maintain computer systems, peripherals, and networks.

Graduates of this program will be able to:

- Build, test, operate and maintain electrical systems
- Apply circuit analysis, problem solving and design, computer programming, analog and digital electronics, and microcomputers to the building, testing, operation, and maintenance of electrical/electronic(s) systems
- Apply scientific concepts to electrical/electronic(s) circuits in a rigorous mathematical environment at or above the level of algebra and trigonometry
- Work effectively in diverse teams and provide leadership to teams and organizations
- Communicate effectively in oral, graphic, and written form

Requirements

General Education: 20 Credits

As described in the General Education section of the catalog.

The following General Education course is required for students choosing this program:
- course - English Composition: The Writing Process Credits: 3
The following General Education courses are recommended for students choosing this program:
- course - English Composition: Writing and Research Credits: 3
- course - World Civilization I Credits: 3
- course - Economics Credits: 3
- course - Intermediate Algebra Credits: 4
- course - Physics in Life Credits: 4

Career Studies: 40 Credits as Follows:

A grade of "C" or higher must be earned in all career studies courses in order to complete this program.

course -Computer Architecture Using Assembly Language Credits: 3
course - Computer Aided Circuit Analysis Credits: 3
course - Electrical Skills and Techniques Credits: 4
course - Electrical Circuits I Credits: 4 **
course - Electrical Circuits II Credits: 4 *
course - Fundamentals of Analog Electronic Devices Credits: 4 **
course - Introduction to Digital Circuits Credits: 4 *
course - College Algebra & Trigonometry Credits: 4
course - Pre-Calculus Mathematics Credits: 4
course - Introduction to Networking TCP/IP Credits: 3
course - Computer Repair & Maintenance Credits: 3

Total Credits Required for Degree: 60

Notes:

*Offered in Fall Term only

**Offered in Spring Term only

Suggested Sequence

The following sequence is an example of how this degree can be completed in two years. This sequence is based on satisfaction of all Foundational Studies requirements and prerequisites and presumes a Fall Term start date. An individual’s program may vary depending on transfer institution, career objectives, or individual needs. See a counselor for other options and to monitor your progress.

Semester 1: Fall Term

course - Computer Aided Circuit Analysis Credits: 3
course - Electrical Skills and Techniques Credits: 4
course - World Civilization I Credits: 3
course - Intermediate Algebra Credits: 4
course - English Composition: The Writing Process Credits: 3

Total Credits: 17

Semester 2: Spring Term

course - Electrical Circuits I Credits: 4
course - College Algebra & Trigonometry Credits: 4
course - Physics in Life Credits: 4
course - English Composition: Writing and Research Credits: 3

Total Credits: 15

Semester 3: Fall Term

course - Electrical Circuits II Credits: 4
course - Introduction to Networking TCP/IP Credits: 3
course - Introduction to Digital Circuits Credits: 4
course - Pre-Calculus Mathematics Credits: 4

Total Credits: 15

Semester 4: Spring Term

course - Computer Architecture Using Assembly Language Credits: 3
course - Computer Repair & Maintenance Credits: 3
course - Fundamentals of Analog Electronic Devices Credits: 4
course - Economics Credits: 3

Total Credits: 13