Electronics Service Technology, A.A.S.

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DEGREE: ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE
DIVISION: BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY

The program in Electronics Service Technology prepares students to install and service electronic equipment. Its goal is to develop competent service technicians who understand the principles of electronics, have well developed mechanical skills, and are adept at solving problems in complex electronic systems. Students in the Electronics Service Technology program may choose from two concentrations: 1) Biomedical Equipment Repair or 2) Computer and Electronics Repair. The concentration in Biomedical Equipment Repair trains students to install and repair the highly sophisticated electronic equipment used in the health care field. The concentration in Computer and Electronics Repair trains students in the diagnostic and repair servicing of computer and electronic systems.

The Electronics Service Technology Associate of Applied Science degree program is accredited by the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering, 3300 Washtenaw Avenue - Suite 220, Ann Arbor, MI 48104, www.atmae.org.

The College offers a Certificate of Technical Studies program in Computer and Electronics Service Technology. Learn more about this program.

Required Courses in Major

Required grade of “C” or higher.

Required Related Courses

General Education Requirements

See General Education Requirements for approved Social Science course.

ENGL 101 - English Composition I 3 OR
ENGL 110 - Intensive English Composition I
MATH 120 - Contemporary Math 3 OR
MATH 128 - Applied Algebra 3 OR
MATH 130 - College Algebra 3
PHYS 101 - Introduction to Concepts in Physics 3
PHYS 107 - Introduction to Concepts in Physics Laboratory 1
Social/Behavioral Science Requirement 3
Humanities Requirement met in Required Related Courses (CMST 130)

Areas of Concentration (Choose only one)

Biomedical Equipment Repair

Computer and Electronics Repair

Total Credit Hours: 61

NOTE:

See Graduation Requirements .

Students planning to pursue a baccalaureate program should contact that receiving institution for determination of course transferability. See a listing of Delgado courses designed for transfer and not designed for transfer .