Get a certificate and associate degree in the fast-growing electronics industry.
Work on highly technical systems, equipment, and circuitry
Hands-on training teaches you to fabricate, install, operate, and troubleshoot machines and equipment. Learn about the types of technology including computers, robotics, light sensors, appliances, lasers and detection, control, and communication systems.
Study electronics theory and principles, and the uses of basic equipment. JCCC’s Electronics Technology courses incorporate labs to apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios.
Gain a broad foundation in electronics and take credit hours in courses like:
- Robotics
- Lasers
- Microprocessors
- Semiconductors
- Computer networking and hardware
A programming and math background with exemplary algebra skills is recommended.
Your Electronics Technology courses also prepare you for the International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians (ISCET) certification exam, which is not required, but it can give you an advantage over other job candidates.
Small classes for more individualized instruction
Choose from day and evening classes to fit your busy schedule. JCCC’s Electronics Technology program offers two routes: a certificate or an associate degree.
- Electronics Technology Certificate: In 33 credit hours enter the electronics field as an apprentice electronics technician. Add two more semesters of education and earn an associate degree.
- Electronics Technology, AAS: Focus on principles of electronic devices, circuit analysis, and digital electronics in 64 credit hours.
Transfer your AAS credits from JCCC to a bachelor’s degree to a four-year university. Work with a JCCC Counselor to ensure a smooth transfer.
Find your future in Electronics Technology
As an electronics technician, you can work in a variety of career fields, such as:
- Navigation systems
- Computer repair
- Automotive technology, parts, or sales
- Medical equipment installation and repair
- Aviation electronics
- Alarm and fire system installation and maintenanc
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Contact info
Hugh King, Chair
Phone: 913-469-8500, ext. 3204
Location: ITC 190H
Email: mkingjr@jccc.edu
