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Do you find it hard to sit still in class? Not to worry, you won't be doing much of that if you take YTI Career Institute's Electronics Engineering Technology program. This accelerated course keeps you moving and learning with hands-on training. Learn how to design, build, program, troubleshoot and teach operations of a circuit or component part or subassembly and to synthesize and predict outcomes based on physical laws in an energetic, professional environment. Upon graduation, you'll be ready to build a solid foundation for a successful career!
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| Program Specifics |
| Name of Program: | Electronics Engineering Technology |
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| Campus Location: | York |
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| Program Length: | 21 Months (7 Quarters) |
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| Credential: | Graduates earn an Associate in Specialized Technology Degree |
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| Credits: | 105 |
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| What will I study? |
Career Success Seminar
Mathematics
Basic Electronics Theory
Basic Electronics Lab
Computer Software Applications
Advanced Analog Systems Theory
Advanced Analog Systems Lab
Written Communications for Technicians
Digital Electronics Theory
Digital Electronics Lab
Logic and Problem Solving
Telecommunications Theory
Telecommunications Lab
Professional Development
Economics in Technology Industries
Networking Systems Theory
Networking Systems Lab
Customer Relations
Oral Communications for Technicians
Electronics Systems Integration Theory
Electronics Systems Integration Lab
Externship
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| What are some of the things I'll learn? |
A foundation in basic electronics
Installation and programming of telecommunications systems
Cable TV and video distribution
Home theatre design and installation
Security system installation
Closed circuit TV installation
Home automation systems & design
Systems integration and installation
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| Where are the career opportunities? |
Telecommunications
Computer Firms
Consumer Electronics Manufacturers and Vendors
Health Care Organizations
Television / Radio
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Occupational Outlook
Opportunities will be best for individuals with an associate degree or extensive job training in engineering technology. As technology becomes more sophisticated, employers will continue to look for technicians who are skilled in new technology and require a minimum of additional job training.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2006-07 Edition, Engineering Technicians.
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YTI Electronics Engineering Technology graduates have started careers with...
Letterkenny Army Depot
Clair Brothers Audio
Integrated Defense Systems Inc
AAI Engineering Support
Electronic Systems Integration, Inc.
...in these types of positions:
Electronics Technician
Installation Technician
Service Technician
Engineering Technician
Test Technician
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