Electronics Servicing

Certificate (Certificate Program) - 25 Credit Hours

Program Information:
The Electronics Servicing curriculum prepares individuals for entry-level employment in the servicing functions of consumer electronics. The applicant for admission to this curriculum should have a marked interest in electronic servicing. The curriculum is very practical and utilizes the basic radio and television receiver as a vehicle of learning. This sequence of eleven courses and an elective is scheduled so the student may complete the program in six semesters. The first course in the sequence is scheduled for the fall semester. The elective credit may be drawn from a wide range of offerings having a bearing on electronics, and should be selected with the help of an advisor. This program assumes no prior knowledge of electricity or electronics.

Admission to the Program:
Applicant for admission to this curriculum should have a marked interest in electronic servicing.

Recommended Course Sequence:

Fall Semester 1:
ELCTS 131; ELCTS 132

Spring Semester 1:
ELCTS 133; ELCTS 134

Summer Semester 1:
ELCTS 135; ELCTS 136

Fall Semester 2:
ELCTS 137; ELCTS 138

Spring Semester 2:
ELCTS 139; ELCTS 140

Summer Semester 2:
ELCTS 141; Electives

Course Information:

Required Program Courses
Course	Name	Credit
ELCTS 131	INTRODUCTION TO BASIC ELECTRICITY	2
ELCTS 133	SERVICE ELECTRONICS - A.C. CIRCUITS	2
ELCTS 134	SERVICE ELECTRONICS - BASIC SOLID STATE	2
ELCTS 135	SERVICE ELECTRONICS - ADVANCED SOLID STATE	2
ELCTS 136	SERVICE ELECTRONICS - DIGITAL CIRCUITS	2
ELCTS 137	INTRODUCTION TO AM AND FM RADIO	2
ELCTS 138	AM AND FM STEREO RECEIVER REPAIR	2
ELCTS 139	FUNDAMENTALS OF TELEVISION	2
ELCTS 140	ADVANCED TELEVISION REPAIR	2
ELCTS 141	VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER (VCR) REPAIR	2
ELCTS 132	SERVICE ELECTRONICS - D.C. CIRCUITS	2
	ELECTIVES	3 to 5

For Program Information Contact:
Agriculture and Industrial Technologies Department
AIT Building
Room 209
(309)694-5510