Electronic Equipment Technology Certificate

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 hands-on laboratory experiences. The Electronic Equipment Technology Program is offered evenings only.

A minimum of 23 credits is required for graduation. 

Requirements

Course Number	Title	Credits
CTE101	Fundamentals of Digital Logic	3
CTE103	Digital Design Laboratory	1
CTE111	Circuit Analysis I	4
CTE112	Circuit Analysis II	4
CTE201	Electronics I	4
Math Elective	See Elective Advice	4
Program Elective	See Elective Advice	3-4

Elective Advice:
Math Elective: MAT115; MAT145 or higher
Program Elective: Choose 1 course from the following: COP101 or higher; EST104 or CTE202 or higher

Schedule Tips: CTE111 offered FALL ONLY; CTE112, CTE201 offered SPRING ONLY

Courses with Prerequisites: CTE112, CTE201

Courses with Corequisites: CTE101, CTE103, CTE111

Milestone Courses: CTE101, CTE111, CTE112, CTE201 

Recommended Course Sequence/Pathway Electronic Equipment Technology Certificate

Course Number	Title	Credits

Year 1 Fall

Course Number	Title	Credits
CTE101	Fundamentals of Digital Logic	3
CTE103	Digital Design Laboratory	1
CTE111	Circuit Analysis I	4
Math Elective	See Elective Advice	4

Year 1 Spring

Course Number	Title	Credits
CTE112	Circuit Analysis II	4
CTE201	Electronics I	4
Program Elective	See Elective Advice	3-4

Total Credit Hours: 23