Electronic And Computer Technology Training

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Electronic and Computer Technology programs prepare students to work with computer-based equipment and applications in the field of digital electronics, data processing, and communications. Students take courses in mathematics, electronic circuits, measurements, computers, microcontrollers, computer simulation, data communication systems, and electronic devices. Programs typically include study in English and other general education courses. Students progress to the study of local and wide area networks, interfacing devices, computer hardware, and computer software.

Graduates know how to install, maintain, diagnose, and test technical equipment and processes within the field of digital electronics. They may take positions such as network administrator, electronics technician, engineering assistant, telecommunications technician, or computer technician. Programs usually start with a core focus on mathematics, computing, and electronics, and then build to an area of specialization. Students get hands-on experience with many aspects of configuring, administering, and troubleshooting networks.