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CCCTC Electronics and Communications Technology
Instructor: Mr. Joseph Peters
jpeters@ccctc.orgElectronics is a two-year course. In the program fundamentals of electronic technology are studied, including electronic concepts, principles and theories; problem solving; circuit design and analysis; troubleshooting; and testing equipment.
On the practical side of electronics, the following are taught: printed circuit board layout and manufacturing, chassis layout and construction; systems wiring and soldering; equipment breakdown and reassembly; projects ( construction, testing and troubleshooting), and personal computer repair.
In the second year of the program, students can obtain three industry-recognized
communication certifications, one as a certified network specialist, one as a
certified fiber optics specialist, and one as a certified integrated key phone and
message specialist.
Program Content
Computers, LAN's, and network systems
Consumer electronics, video, audio, and telecommunications systems.
Biomedical electronic systems
Consumer Electronics
Automotive Electronics
Equipment Used
Analog and digital voltmeters
Oscilloscopes
Signal generators
Frequency counters
Wide variety of hand tools used in the industry
Network testers
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Fiber optic analyzer
Career Opportunities
· Computer
Network Specialist Technician
· Home
Entertainment Integrated System Technician
· Electronics
Technician
· Commercial
Telephone Installer and Repair Technician
· Automotive
Electronics Technician
· Telecommunication
Technician
· Aircraft
Maintenance Technician
· Electrical
Engineering Technologist
· Computer
Repair Technician
Salaries range from $12.00/hour entry level to $42.00/hour with experience and
certifications. Job opportunity and placement are good due to the
development of more electronic systems and expanding technology.
Graduates of the Electronics program at Clearfield County Career & Technology Center can receive advance standing when pursuing an Associate Degree in Electronics Technology. As a result of an articulation agreement between Clearfield Career & Technology Center and Penn College of Technology, CCCTC graduates can be awarded up to 12 college credits for work completed at CCCTC. The awarding of the credits results in a $2,384
tuition credit at Penn College of Technology. Students can participate in
a dual enrollment program with Penn Highlands Community College which allows
them to obtain up to 22 credits towards an Associate Degree in Electronics
Engineering.
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