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will this program do for me?
This program provides intermediate analog and digital electronic skills
learned in a conceptual mode as well as in a practical laboratory setting.
What
kind of job can I get once I complete the program?
This program prepares students for entry level electronic technician
jobs. It also provides a very strong foundation for those interested
in pursuing other related fields that heavily rely on electronics, such
as Audio and Video Broadcasting, Computer Networking, and Biotechnology.
How
much can I earn in this career?
Varies depending on experience and market demand, but expected to start
at $15 per hour minimum. Please refer to Occupational
Outlook Handbook for current information on salary
and job prospects.
How
long will it take?
It can be completed in 2 more semesters after the completion of the
Basic Electronic certificate.
How do I enroll?
Fill out an application for credit classes at City College, and sign
up for the first class ELEC 101. Look under Engineering/Electronics
for time and locations.
Where will classes be held?
At Ocean Avenue Campus.
Where do I get more information?
Contact the Engineering Department at (415)239-3505.
What
time of day are classes offered?
All classes are offered in the evenings.
When
do classes start?
Classes begin every semester. Please check the
Schedules for Credit Classes for
class times and locations.
What
are the requirements for certification?
Satisfactory completion of the following 4 courses beyond the Basic
Electronic Certificate:
ELEC 103A Electronics III: Intermediate Analog Circuits and Measurements
ELEC 103B Electronics III: Intermediate Digital Circuits and Measurements
ELEC 104A Electronics IV: Analog and Digital Communications
ELEC 104B Electronics IV: Micro-controller Interfacing
How
much money can I expect to spend?
Please refer to Tuition
Information for specifics on costs. Financial
Aid is available for those who qualify. You may also
call the Financial Aid Office at (415) 239-3576.
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