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The use of electronics can be seen in almost every business and household across the country. Individuals that complete a training program and become an electronic repair technician will find a wide job market available to them. Electronic repair technician education options can be found at most voluntary colleges.
The field is typically broken down into one to two-year educational programs designed to train students to understand how to fix electronics. The purpose of this type of schooling is to learn how to become a technician by completing a program that prepares students to install, repair, and manage electronic equipment. The highest demand for this type of service comes from businesses that rely on their electronics to complete their everyday activities. Studies cover a wide mix of career related topics that include electronic circuits, devices, networking systems, and assembly techniques.
One-year programs are certificate programs that train students for entry-level technician jobs. Programs work through the process of assessing electronic problem areas and how to go about fixing them. The tools and practices used to fix malfunctioning equipment are covered in regards to different electronic systems. Typically coursework may include:
- Technical Writing
- Digital Systems
- Alternating and Direct Currents
A 36 credit hour program is the normal length of a certificate program and incorporates these types of courses and more. Some certificates can be pursued as specialties, which allow students to complete programs in areas like computers and video systems. Further education leads students to programs that take two years to complete.
Two-year programs are associate degree programs that typically are completed in applied science. The analytical process of building and managing electronics is covered through a core curriculum based on the industry and advancing technology. Courses cover various subjects that typically include:
- Electronic Systems
- Circuit Boards
- Electronic Measuring Equipment
- Technology Schematics
Courses can also cover microprocessors, automated machines, computer systems, and physics. Throughout this in depth look at electronic technology students learn how to fully troubleshoot and repair different equipment.
A general introduction course covers the use of technology and equipment in today's digital age. Currents, circuits, and electronic components are explored while studying the different industry theories. A microprocessor course gives students the fundamentals of how computers are built and what electronics are included into their function. The structure, memory board, and programming of such systems are covered in regards to repair. Installation and computer repair courses focus heavily on teaching students the most common malfunctions and procedures to fix them. Training in technical support is covered as students Learn to maintain and develop their personal skills when working with different systems. Students that wish to display their professionalism and have a better chance at stepping into a job in the competitive market can gain voluntary certification. The International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians is one organization that offers certification.
Entering the field is possible after obtaining the appropriate amount of knowledge. Students can complete a certificate or associate's degree program and become an electronic repair technician in as little as two years. Begin the process by enrolling in voluntary electronic repair technician schools that is approved by an agency like the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology ( http://www.abet.org/ ) for full accreditation.
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