Program Info
Effective Term
Fall 2017
Year Established
2003
Program Code
ANAELEC.CA
Degree Type
Certificate of Achievement
Program Description
Description
Analog electronics deals with infinitely varying signals and the components that amplify and operate with these varying signals. Topics in this area include diodes, rectification, filtration, amplification, transistors, scr, triacs, diacs, sensors and instrumentation. This certificate can be earned while pursuing an Associate in Applied Science degree in Electrical Technology.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate the ability to apply laws to the design, construction, analysis, and measurement of electric, hydraulic and pneumatic circuits.
- Interpret and develop technical drawing, schematics and diagrams.
- Create documents based on technical information using descriptive writing, diagrams, mathematical expression, computation, and graphs.
- Apply electrical/mechanical laws to the operation and control of machines.
- Apply critical thinking skills to solving problems.
- Demonstrate the ability to communicate and perform in a team environment.
- Analyze a set of specifications and create a LabView virtual instrument.
- Apply electro/mechanical output based on computer generated data for the purpose of creating a lab manual using Microsoft Office products.
Program Requirements
Required Core Courses
Course name | Credit Hours |
---|---|
ELEC-103: Basic Electricity | 4.00 |
ELEC-106: Basic Electronics | 3.00 |
ELEC-155: Analog Electronics 1 | 3.00 |
ELEC-195: AC/DC Circuit Analysis | 3.00 |
ELEC-255: Instrumentation Systems | 3.00 |
ICO-190: Co-op in Industrial Technology | 1.00 |
MATH-103: Technical Mathematics | 4.00 |
Credit Hours: 21
Minimum Total Credit Hours
21.00