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Electronics Technology

This one-year program provides a basic electronics background. Taught in BSC's well-equipped modern laboratory, coursework includes two semesters of digital electronics and classes in alternating current and direct current analysis, solidstate devices and active devices. On campus courses start in the fall.
Electronics Technology


Delivery Method: On Campus, Online
Program Begins: Fall Only

Program Description

The Electronics Technology program at BSC is a certificate program offered on campus and online. This one-year program provides a basic electronics background. Electronics Technology is intense and directly applicable to the job market. Students work in BSC’s well-equipped modern laboratory, where they apply classroom theory. Coursework contains two semesters of digital electronics and classes in alternating current and direct current analysis, solid-state devices, and active devices. On campus courses start in the fall. Online students can begin either fall or spring semester.

Preparation

Students considering Electronics Technology should have good reading comprehension and aptitude for math. Helpful background includes high school algebra, physics, and computer literacy. Technicians may have to lift equipment and work in a variety of postures. Continuing education is common to keep up with changes in technology and service procedures.

Program Requirements

The online offering of Electronics Technology requires students to complete an interview before entering the program. Students who complete the required Electronics Technology coursework receive a Program Certificate.

Career Opportunities

This field is among the fastest growing occupations requiring college education, but less than a bachelor’s degree. Electronic technicians are vital in a world undergoing technological revolution. Virtually every industry has some electronic aspect to its operations. Manufacturing, information technology, servicing, processing, and telecommunications industries will continue to need skilled workers to install, maintain, and repair increasingly complex systems.

Career opportunities include manufacturing technician, calibration technician, network technician, factory service technician, troubleshooter, repair specialist, manufacturer’s sales representative, maintenance supervisor, service manager, wholesaler/retailer of electronic equipment, business owner.

 

Contact

701-224-5651 • 800-852-5685
bsc.aeat@bismarckstate.edu