COURSE CURRICULUM

The Electronics Engineering Technology diploma requires 60 credits, consisting of 20 courses completed over two years with two semesters each year. The program covers a broad range of essential topics to prepare students for careers in electronic design, analysis, and troubleshooting. Core courses include Electronic Control Systems, Digital Fundamentals, and Electronic Devices and Circuits I and II, which build foundational knowledge in both analog and digital electronics. Wireless Communication Systems and Wireless Applications and Networks introduce modern communication technologies. Students also learn programming through C Programming for Technologists and Microprocessor Fundamentals, emphasizing the control and application of embedded systems. Practical skills are developed in Electronic Fabrication and Automated Test and Measurement, providing hands-on experience in circuit building and diagnostics. Mathematics courses, such as Mathematics for Technologists and Calculus for Technologists, support the technical curriculum. Business Dynamics offers insight into the commercial side of technology. The program culminates in project planning and execution through courses like Planning and Tools for Electronics Projects and a Capstone Project, allowing students to apply their skills to real-world challenges. This comprehensive curriculum equips graduates with the expertise needed to excel in electronics engineering technology roles.