Industrial Electronics Technician
If you select and graduate from the Industrial Electronics program, you may
begin a career assisting in-
- development,
- manufacturing,
- installation,
- or servicing
of electronic systems.
Those systems include, but are not limited to -
- computer-integrated manufacturing systems,
- semiconductor systems,
- microelectronic manufacturing equipment,
- process control equipment,
- robotics,
- and other electromechanical systems.
This program stresses mechanical, computer, and electronic theory, as well as
the communication and human relation skills needed for career advancement.
Start by contacting advising and schedule a placement test, then advising will check your abilities towards the pre-entry level requirements. Then start taking classes.