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Electronics is a field of technology that is concerned with the installation, operation, repair, maintenance, calibration, modification and service of electronic circuitry, components and systems. Technicians are also trained to diagnose problems arising from electromechanical malfunctions and to assist engineers or technologists in preparing prototypes of electronic units or systems.

Electronics Career Pathway

Associate in Science Degree: Electronics

Electronic Communication Systems Option
Courses	Units
Certificate of Achievement, Electronic Communication Systems Options	39
ELDT 230, 230L, Advanced Computer Designs & Laboratory	3,1
ELDT 231, Advanced System Interfacing	3
Total Units = 46

Electronic Microprocessor/ Microcontroller Design Option
Courses	Units
Certificate of Achievement: Electronics	27
ELDT 224, 224L, Microprocessor Design & Laboratory	3,1.5
ELDT 230, 230L, Advanced Computer Designs & Laboratory	3,1
ELDT 231, Advanced System Interfacing	3
Total Units = 38.5

*Note: An associate degree is awarded by the San Diego Community College District colleges in recognition of completion of a minimum of 60 units of specified requirements. See the college catalog for details.

Recommended Electives: Electronic Systems 198, 270, 290.


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