Electronics Engineering Technology (ELTT)

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The Career
A career in Electronics Technology offers a vast array of opportunities in growing industries throughout the world. These industries include computer technologies, instrumentation and calibration, medical device manufacturing, telecommunication networks, building automation, audio/video and industrial control systems. Dunwoody graduates find abundant opportunities as electronics technicians, calibration technicians, maintenance technicians, and field service engineers. These careers require a vast knowledge of electronic devices, test equipment, programming languages and troubleshooting procedures.

The Program
Electronics Technology provides students with entry-level employment skills and the fundamental knowledge of electricity and electronics. During the first year, students will learn basic electricity and electronics using analog technologies and devices. Second year students will work with digital electronics, microprocessors, computer systems and industrial electronics. Students are also introduced to LabVIEW programming, computer networking and Programmable Logic Controls (PLCs).

Program Length
Graduates of this six-quarter program earn an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree.

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