Electronics Technology
The Diploma of Associate Engineer in Electronics Technology provides training in one of the most fundamental and important fields in technology today. The Associate Engineer program is designed to give students, entering the field of electronics, a sound comprehensive foundation in the skills that employers are seeking in an electronics technician. Beginning with simple passive circuits and culminating in Printed Circuit Board Design, the curriculum provides the knowledge required to succeed in this modern high-tech field. Laboratory projects have been developed to provide hands- on experience. The lab projects are highlighted in courses such as electronic devices, digital electronics, computer architecture, microcontroller programming and applications, PCB fabrication, etc.
Pass outs of this program are qualified to seek entry-level employment in a number of challenging areas such as product testing, field service, manufacturing of complex electronic assemblies and systems, installation, marketing, and customer service.
Upon completion of the Associate Engineer’s program in Electronics Technology, a diploma holder should have:
- The ability to develop critical thinking skills and be able to apply acquired knowledge to analyze and diagnose electronic systems.
- A mastery of the necessary computer skills to accomplish the job related functions performed by electronic technicians.
- A mastery of the necessary computer skills to accomplish the job related functions performed by electronic technicians.
- The ability to gather and interpret data from an experiment.
- The ability to function effectively as part of a team.
- An appreciation for self-study and lifelong learning.
- A professional attitude that promotes ethics and social responsibility.
