1. Welcome!!! Trade and Technology Department Advisory Council

2. Associate in Applied Science (AAS)  Electronics Technology  Telecommunication Certificate Program  Electronics Engineering Technology

3. Electronics Technology  The Electronics technology program offers academic course, technical skills training and practical experience to prepare the students for positions as technicians. Students are introduced to theory and practices in troubleshooting and repair of different electronic appliances.  Maintenance, troubleshooting, repairing and modifying electronic equipment and systems is the base for a career as a technician in this high-tech field. The academic course, technical skills training and practical experience available in this program prepares students for employment as technicians in the rapidly growing electronics industry.

4. ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOs): At the end of the (AAS) electronics Technology, the student will be able to: 1. Practice safety and occupational health procedures in the workplace. 2. Use electronics tools and test equipment competently. 3. Interpret schematic diagrams and waveforms. 4. Build electronics project to a given specification. 5. Perform troubleshooting techniques to maintain and resolve hardware and software related problems in a personal computer. 6. Perform troubleshooting techniques to maintain, diagnose, and repair electronic equipment.

5. Telecommunication Technology  The Telecommunication technology program offers academic course, technical skills training and practical experience to prepare the students for positions in the Telecom industry. Students work with communication systems such as microwave, fiber optics and telephone.  Maintenance, troubleshooting, repairing and modifying Telecommunication equipment and systems is the base for a career as a technician in this high-tech field. Telecommunications is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. The computer and information technologies are driving the need for more telecommunications services. This increase in services also drives the need for more qualified technicians. The academic course work, technical skills training and practical experience available in this program prepares the student for positions within the industry.

6. TELECOMMUNICATION PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOs): At the end of the (AAS) electronics Technology, the student will be able to: 1. Practice safety and occupational health procedures in the workplace. 2. Use electronics tools and test equipment competently. 3. Interpret schematic diagrams and waveforms. 4. Build electronics project to a given specification. 5. Practice a career in the Telecomm industry. 6. Troubleshoot microwave, fiber optic, radio communication and telephone system.

7. Electronics Engineering Technology  Electronics Engineering Technology program offers academic course, technical skills, training and practical experience to prepare the students for positions in the Electronics industry.

8. ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOs): At the end of the Electronics Engineering Technology, the student will be able to: 1. Practice safety and occupational health procedures in the workplace. 2. Use electronics tools and test equipment competently. 3. Interpret schematic diagrams and waveforms. 4. Build electronics project to a given specification.

9. Electronics Technology SemesterCourse CodeCourse NameCredit Freshmen FallVSP 121Industrial Safety Electronics1.5 VEE 100Soldering and Mechanical Techniques1.5 VEE 103Electronics Fundamentals I3 SpringVEE 104Electronics Fundamentals II4 VEE 110Discrete Devices I3 VEM 110Workshop Fabrication3 VEE 135Digital Electronics I3 SummerVEE 125Electronics Circuits3 Sophomores FallVEE 223PC Hardware and Software4 VEE 222Discrete Devices II3 VEE 235Digital electronics II3 VTE 281Cellular Phone Repair3 SpringVEE 224Video System and Product Servicing4 VEE 225Business Machine Servicing4 VEE 240Signal Processing3 Total 46

10. Telecommunication SemesterCourse CodeCourse NameCredit Freshmen FallVSP 121Industrial Safety Electronics1.5 VEE 100Soldering and Mechanical Techniques1.5 VEE 103Electronics Fundamentals I3 SpringVEE 104Electronics Fundamentals II4 VEE 110Discrete Devices I3 VEM 110Workshop Fabrication3 VEE 125Electronics Circuits3 SummerVEE 135Digital Electronics I3 Sophomores FallVEE 230Radio Communication3 VEE 240Signal Processing3 VEE 235Digital electronics II3 VTE 281Cellular Phone Repair3 SpringVTE 260Microwave3 VTE 265Fiber Optics3 VTE 270Telecommunication System3 VTE 280Telephone System3 Total 46

11. Telecommunication Program Challenges  Need more hands-on hours to practice the skills competencies.  Alignment of the courses for third party certification preparation. * Fiber Optics Installer (FOI) by ETA * Telecommunication Technician (TCM) by ETA  Rapid technological changes Digital Communication Gadgets (cellphones, tablets and telephones) RF communication (UHF and HF)

12. Electronics Program Challenges  Need more hands-on hours to practice the skills competencies.  Alignment of the courses for third party certification preparation. * Associate Electronics Technician (CETa) by ETA * Student Electronics Technician (SET) by ETA  Rapid technological changes Video Equipment servicing and repair (LCD, LED, Smart TV, 7.1 home theater, Bluray, etc) Business Machine servicing and repair (Risograph, High-end photocopier, service manual, multifunction mchine, scanners)

13. Program Direction AAS Electronics Technology AAS Electronics Technology - Basic Troubleshooting Skills - Audio installer - Home - Car - Security camera installer - Certification – SET (ETA) - Basic Troubleshooting Skills - Audio installer - Home - Car - Security camera installer - Certification – SET (ETA) CoA Electronics Engineering Technology CoA Electronics Engineering Technology - Basic and Advance Troubleshooting Skills - Servicing of different Electronic Appliances - Certification – CET (ETA) - Basic and Advance Troubleshooting Skills - Servicing of different Electronic Appliances - Certification – CET (ETA)

14. Program Direction AAS Telecommunication AAS Telecommunication - Basic and Advance Troubleshooting Skills for telecommunication systems. (RF Radio equipment, telecomm equipment and transmission mediums - Certification – FOI fiber optics Installers - TCM Certification - Basic and Advance Troubleshooting Skills for telecommunication systems. (RF Radio equipment, telecomm equipment and transmission mediums - Certification – FOI fiber optics Installers - TCM Certification

15. Feb. 24, 2016 Organizational Meeting Mar. 16, 2016 1 st Draft Apr. 6, 2016 2 nd Draft Apr. 13, 2016 Final Draft

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