Electronic Equipment Technology Certificate

Courses and Requirements

The one-year certificate program in Electronic Equipment Technology is designed to prepare students for employment, often as entry level Electronic Equipment Servicing Technicians, with immediate marketable skills in electronic theory and with hands on laboratory experiences. A minimum of 28 credit hours are required for the certificate. The Electronic Equipment Technology Program is offered evenings only.

Requirements:

Course	Title	Credits
CIS140	Introduction to Computer Science	4
CTE101	Fundamentals of Digital Logic	3
CTE103	Digital Design Laboratory	2
CTE111	Circuit Analysis I	4
CTE112	Circuit Analysis II	4
CTE201	Electronics I	4

Courses with Co-requisites: CTE101, CTE103, CTE111

Courses with Prerequisites: CTE112, CTE201

Electives:

Math Elective	4	MAT115, MAT130-299
Program Electives	3-4	COP101 or higher, EST104, CTE105

Course	Title	Credits

Program Notes

This program prepares you to pursue a career path as an entry-level Electronic Equipment Servicing Technician.

Recommended Course Sequence Electronic Equipment Technology Certificate

Course	Title	Credits

Year 1

Course	Title	Credits

Fall

Course	Title	Credits
CTE101	Fundamentals of Digital Logic	3
CTE103	Digital Design Laboratory	2
CTE111	Circuit Analysis I	4
MAT	Math Elective	4

Spring

Course	Title	Credits
CIS140	Introduction to Computer Science	4
CTE112	Circuit Analysis II	4
CTE201	Electronics I	4
	Program Elective	3-4