Electronics Fundamentals 8367, C.P.C.

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A One-Year Certificate of Program Completion

This one-year curriculum prepares students in the foundations of electronics technology. The primary electronics concepts of circuit analysis, digital electronics, linear electronics, and cabling will be studied by students. Courses in this curriculum contain extensive hands-on experiences in the underlying fundamentals of electronics technology. This program will benefit those who wish to train for entry-level careers in electronics technology. This curriculum will also be of special interest to maintenance workers, electricians, cable installers, automotive-truck mechanics, laboratory assistants, and those individuals who already possess an expertise in other fields of technology but require knowledge of electronics. No previous experience in electronics is required.

Major Program Requirements (28)

CPNS 150 - Computer Telecommunications 2 hrs
ELEC 110 - Basic Component and Circuit Analysis 6 hrs
ELEC 130 - Digital Logic I 4 hrs
ELEC 151 - Linear Circuits 4 hrs
ELEC 180 - Digital Logic II 4 hrs
ELEC 210 - Advanced Linear Circuits 2 hrs
ENGL 101 - English Composition I 3 hrs
100-level or higher MATH or MATT course 3 hrs

Recommended Sequence of Courses

(This sequence assumes any necessary developmental requirements have been met.)

Semester I

ELEC 110 - Basic Component and Circuit Analysis 6 hrs
ELEC 130 - Digital Logic I 4 hrs
ENGL 101 - English Composition I 3 hrs
Math Elective 3 hrs

Total Hours: 16

Semester II

CPNS 150 - Computer Telecommunications 2 hrs
ELEC 151 - Linear Circuits 4 hrs
ELEC 180 - Digital Logic II 4 hrs
ELEC 210 - Advanced Linear Circuits 2 hrs

Total Hours: 12

Total Hours: 28

Note

All students must satisfy the University’s minimal requirements through either placement tests or enrollment in READ 011 .

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