Electronics Technology at Heartland

Electronics Technology

General Information
Electronics Technology is a growing field with employment opportunities expected to continue their rapid increase. The curriculum is designed to prepare technicians with a solid core of knowledge and skills that can be transferred to positions in industry, business, health care, communications, utilities, government, and other sectors.

The Programs
The Electronics Technology program at Heartland Community College requires 65 credit hours and will prepare students:

with broad technical skills
with in-depth expertise in an electronics-related specialization
(specializations may include general electronics, industrial electronics, or computer technology)
to seek a four-year degree

There are two programs of study available under Electronics Technology:
     A.A.S. Degree in Electronics Technology
         Required Courses
         Suggested 4-semester sequence

     Electronics Specializations
        Electronics Maintenance Certificate
        Computer Maintenance Technician Certificate

Career Opportunities
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to seek entry-level employment with manufacturers to produce products or maintain production lines, computer service departments (within organizations), and consumer electronics retail stores.

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Advisor Information
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