Electronics Engineering Technology CIP Code15.0303 – Competency RecordsPossible CareersElectronics Control TechnicianElectronics Repair TechnicianElectronics Bench TechnicianElectronics Test TechnicianElectronics Equipment TechnicianElectronics Assembly TechnicianRF Electronic TechnicianDigital Systems TechnicianField Service TechnicianOffice Equipment TechnicianPotential CertificationsElectronics Technician Association Accreditation- Certified AdministratorCertified Electronics Technician-Association (CET-A)Customer Service Specialist (CSS)Certified Residential Electronics Systems Installer (RESI)Certified Commercial Radio Operator License (CRO)Employability: Interviewing SkillOSHA-10 Instructor: Mr. SpanglerProgram OverviewThis program prepares students for high-demand, life sustaining, STEM careers in the engineering and manufacturing automation fields. Students will learn how to break down large, seemingly impossible challenges into doable steps using the engineering design process. Electronics Technology makes math come alive as a language for predicting the behavior of electrical circuits, and teaches students to understand electronic components and circuits both mathematically and intuitively. The Electronics Technology Program’s comprehensive curriculum covers topics such as engineering philosophy, principles, ethics, safety and quality control. Students learn a wide variety of skills, including computer-aided design, mechanical drawing, robotics, circuit fabrication, and precision measurement.