Associate of Applied Science
The associate degree in Electronic Technology is designed to give students a fundamental foundation in electronic systems with a focus on manufacturing. The Electronic Technology degree places an emphasis on analog and digital electronics and microprocessor systems in addition to the application of electromechanical systems and devices.
Coursework for the Electronic Technology degree encompasses classroom and hands-on, laboratory work that utilizes modern, industry standard equipment. Graduates of the program are prepared for entry-level electronic tech positions in manufacturing, installation, operation, service, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Graduates of the Electronic Technology degree can pursue further electronic technician training by continuing their education with the BSET degree program at Bryant & Stratton College.
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Bryant & Stratton College’s Electronic Technology associate degree program provides students with the ability to:
Apply the basic principles of analog and digital electronics to analyze, troubleshoot, and maintain electronic equipment using standard established practices, procedures, and tools common to the industry.
Utilize the ability to interpret technical documentation and make recommendations/decisions about the utilization and purchase of electronic equipment and material.
Apply the knowledge learned to improve the effectiveness of system operation.
Bryant & Stratton College designs skill-building programs to fit your needs. In addition to online, on-campus, and live remote learning options, our degree offerings are scalable and stackable. Whether seeking to jumpstart your career or advance your education we offer diploma, associate, and bachelor’s degrees to help you achieve your academic and career goals on your schedule.
Gain fundamentals in electrical engineering theory and practice as applied to real-world problem-solving in industry.
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Gain a solid foundation in electronic systems as you learn to analyze, troubleshoot, and maintain electronic equipment.
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In addition to your classroom experience, we recognize the importance of real-world application. Through our partnership network, students are provided with opportunities to actively apply their learnings within their chosen field.
When I first started in the tech field I did not have much experience. I was a beginner; it was like a foreign language to me. The knowledge I had prior to B&SC was more troubleshooting the ins and outs of printers and computers. My internship helped me gain the experience and knowledge for a successful career path.
Mara Hannon Tri Tower Telecom
Graduates with an Electronic Technology associate degree are prepared to work with engineers as they develop electrical and electronic equipment. With this associate degree in electronic technology, you will have the insights and tools needed to inspect designs and equipment, build and repair electrical systems, or troubleshoot issues under the direction of an Electronics Engineer. Or you can use it as a steppingstone toward a higher level electronic engineering degree. Upon graduation, you may find employment in manufacturing settings, engineering services, research-and-development laboratories, or the utilities industry.
By earning your Associate of Applied Science in Electronic Technology, you demonstrate to prospective employers that you have built a foundational and practical understanding of electronic systems. At Bryant & Stratton College, our two-year AAS program is focused on the essentials of electronic systems as they apply to manufacturing.
Electronics technology refers to all the systems, parts, software, hardware, scientific principles and processes involved in the use and control of electrical equipment, systems and technologies. Put very simply, what it does is keep the electronics and equipment that help power our lives going strong.
Coursework for degree programs in electronic engineering technology are designed to be challenging, but achievable. At Bryant & Stratton College, our programs provide the knowledge and the support you need to be successful in class and throughout your career.
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