Electronics Mechanic

This program is designed for students pursuing employment in the assembly and testing of electronic circuit devices.

• Demonstrate safe work practices for electronic equipment.
• Demonstrate the proper use of basic electronic test equipment to include DMM, oscilloscopes, and power sources.
• Use a standard schematic diagram of electronic devices to identify and assemble the component parts.
• Explain common electronic circuit terminology.
• Estimate electronic circuit performance using mathematical tools.
• Analyze and compare calculated electronic circuit performance to actual performance.
• Measure common electronic circuit parameters.
• Implement performance testing on simple electronic devices.

Required Program Units

ET 300 DC Theory and Circuit Fundamentals.................................2.5
ET 301 AC Theory and Circuit Fundamentals..................................2.5
ET 306 Electronics Fabrication and Soldering Techniques...............2
ET 310 Mathematics for DC Circuit Fundamentals, Part I.............1.5
ET 311 Mathematics for AC Circuit Fundamentals, Part II............1.5
ET 315 Mathematics for Semiconductor Theory................................3
ET 320 Semiconductor Theory...............................................................5

A minimum of 13 units from the following:
CISC 310 Introduction to Computer Information Science (3)
MET 351 Basic Mechanical Systems (5)
MET 352 Mechanical Systems Calculations (3)

Total Units Required 31