As the computer increases the technological needs of our work force, the need for quality electronics technicians increases.

In Electronics courses students will learn the fundamentals of electricity and its applications in everyday life. Covered will be current, voltage, resistance, and how it works in simple circuits. Activities will include "hands-on" projects, such as basic house wiring, soldering, and small electronic kit construction. Advanced students will proceed to such projects as circuit board construction and the fundamentals of microprocessors. In the third class students will study electronics and electricity in  communications, digital and large group projects that deal with robotics and future technologies.
 

Introductory Classes
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