The curriculum in Electronic Technology equips students with the skills necessary for coping with a rapidly expanding and changing technological field. A core curriculum seeks to identify and emphasize those principles which are basic to the understanding of current and emerging technologies. In advanced courses, students learn to apply available technology to the solution of specific problems, with an emphasis on creative design and troubleshooting. The curriculum emphasizes a practical rather than an abstract mathematical understanding of electronics, focusing heavily on laboratory study, while still maintaining a level of mathematical rigor appropriate to four-year programs in engineering technology.

Complete the following courses:

ET 99 DIGITAL ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS 4 Units

ET 102 BASIC ELECTRIC CIRCUITS I

ET 104 BASIC ELECTRIC CIRCUITS II 4 Units

ET 105 ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS I 4 Units

ET 107 ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS II 4 Units

Complete at least 4 units from among the following courses:

ET 116 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 4 Units

ET 119 INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION USING PLCS 2 Units

ET 120 INTRODUCTION TO MICROPROCESSORS AND MICROCONTROLLERS 4 Units

ET 122A EMBEDDED CONTROL SYSTEMS I 2 Units

ET 122B EMBEDDED CONTROL SYSTEMS II 2 Units

ET 168 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 1 Unit

ET 168 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 2 Units

ET 168 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE: ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 3 Units

Total Units Required: 24

Recommended Electives:

CS 36 C PROGRAMMING 3 Units

ET 101 ELECTRONICS IN EVERYDAY LIFE 3 Units

PHYS 20 CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS 4 Units