About
It is the Mission of the Electronic Systems program to provide the student with the basic theories, principles, lab training, and real work experiences necessary to succeed as a professional electronics technician. Students proceed through each area of study utilizing a combination of reading, lecture, and hands-on training. The student works at a lab station equipped with all of the test equipment that a technician would use on the job or in the field. The Electronic Systems program starts with the basic fundamental concepts of electronics and provides the foundation required to advance into a desired specialty area.
Basic training areas include: DC, AC, Analog, and Digital Electronics, as well as performance based and academic certifications. Specialty areas include Biomedical, Industrial, Communications, and Green Electronics.
Overview
| Information | Detail |
|---|---|
| Time Commitment | Full Time |
| Typical Program Length | 16 Months |
| Clock Hours | 1,728 |
| Class Type | Day |
| Credentials | Certificate, Diploma |
| Total Tuition/Fees | $5,248.00 |
| Textbook/Supplies Cost | $1,534.00 |
Program Credentials
Campus Locations
813 West Main St.
Hohenwald, TN 38462
Job Duties
Repair, test, adjust, or install electronic equipment, such as industrial controls, transmitters, and antennas.
Job Outlook
Bright Outlook: Yes
Currently employed in the area: 1,750
Current job openings per year: 160
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Instructors
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