Electronics & Applied technology

Harkness

Program Summary

Students will use soldering irons, hand tools, meters, and oscilloscopes to build computers, robots, amplifiers, wireless devices, and other high tech projects. Topics of study include: microcomputer systems, amplification, digital electronics, Soldering, desoldering, and PCB repair. Students will understand semiconductor, DC, and AC electronics, analog/digital conversion, telephone and cellular communications, and radio communications.

Program Highlights

Learn about the latest technology in personal computing, cellular communications, HDTV, virtual reality, Bluetooth, game machines, and car audio/video systems.
Build computers, robots, amplifier, speakers, wireless devices, power supplies, and other "high tech" projects.

College Affiliations

Bryant and Stratton College
SUNY Canton
SUNY Erie

Career Opportunities

Entry Level

Cable Television Technician
Electronic Sales Representative
Electronics Assembler
Electronics Bench Tester
Satellite Systems Technician
Security Alarm Installer
Solar Panel Installer
Telecommunications Installer

Technical Careers

Audio-Video Equipment Installer
Avionics Technician
Broadcast Electronics Technician
Electro-Mechanical Technician
Electronics Technician
Technician/Equipment Repairer
Robotics Technician

Professional Careers

Biomedical Engineer
Computer Engineer
Design & Test Engineer
Digital or RF Circuit Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Robotics Engineer

Program Considerations

Strong math skills; basic math, algebra, etc.
Strong fine and gross motor skills
Able to work independently and with a team
Able to implement daily safety procedures
Strong organizational skills
Attention to detail

Classroom Information

Students are eligible to take the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification exam upon successful completion of this program.
Large class size (28+)

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