What You’ll Learn
Build the technical knowledge and hands-on troubleshooting skills needed for careers in electronics and electronic systems repair.
The Electronic Systems program prepares you to assemble, test, troubleshoot and repair electronic equipment used in industry and manufacturing. Through lab-based instruction and real-world practice, you’ll gain a strong foundation in core electronics concepts while learning how to work with the tools and equipment used by professional electronics technicians.
You will learn how to:
- Build foundational knowledge in DC, AC, analog and digital electronics
- Read and interpret schematics and wiring diagrams
- Use soldering tools and assembly techniques for electronic components
- Apply troubleshooting techniques to identify circuit and component-level issues
- Work with computer concepts, microcontrollers and circuit fundamentals
- Use test equipment such as multimeters, oscilloscopes and function generators
- Develop technical writing and professional communication skills
- Strengthen problem-solving through integrated lab projects
- Explore specialty pathways in industrial electronics or communications
- Prepare for industry-recognized electronics certifications
The program is designed to help you become a capable electronics technician with both technical confidence and practical repair skills.
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What You Can Do
The Electronic Systems program can prepare you for careers in electronics assembly, testing, repair and technical support.
Industries depend on skilled technicians who can keep electronic systems functioning properly, diagnose faults and support the operation of equipment used in production, communications and technical environments. If you enjoy working with circuits, testing equipment and hands-on troubleshooting, this program can help you build a strong technical career path.
