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Electronic Assembly Technology - Certificate
Overview of technology and preparation to work in the area of electronic assembly through training in basic scientific electrical principles, printed circuit boards, soldering, and use of assembly tools. Complete this program exclusively on weekdays, or in a combination of day, evening, and weekend classes.
What can I do with this degree?
Career Options: Entry-level employment in electronic, automated, information and optical systems.
Academic Options: All required core courses apply toward Associate of Applied Science degrees in Automated Systems Technology, Electronics Systems Technology or Information Technology Specialist.
Locations: West Campus
Department/Contact Information: Division Dean: 206-6763
REQUIRED COURSES
| Course # |
Course Title |
Credits |
| Required Core Courses |
| TEC 100 |
Introduction and Overview of Electronics |
3 |
| TEC 101 |
Physics for Technology |
3 |
| TEC 105 |
Electronic Assembly Tools |
3 |
| TEC 121/121LB |
Basic Electric and Magnetic Properties |
4 |
| TEC 122/122LB |
Applied Semiconductor Devices |
4 |
| TEC 123/123LB |
Digital Circuits and Computers |
4 |
| TEC 126 |
Electronics Construction and Assembly |
3 |
| TEC 127 |
Printed Circuit Board Solder Assembly |
3 |
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Subtotal
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27 |
| Required Support Courses |
| TEC 111 |
Applied Math I* |
2 |
| TEC 113 |
Problem Solving for Electronics and Optics |
3 |
| TEC 130/130LB |
Computer Assembly and Testing* |
4 |
| WRT 154 |
Career Communications** |
3 |
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Subtotal
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12 |
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Total
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39 |
* Fulfills the Analysis and Critical Thinking requirement.
** Fulfills the Communication requirement.
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