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Ronald W. Poor
Program Coordinator |
| BS, M.A., Appalachian State
University |
| 828.339.4214 |
| 800.447.4091, ext.
4214 |
| Founders Hall, Room 203 |
| ronp@southwesterncc.edu |
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| Michael Deaver |
| A.A.S., Southwestern Community
College; B.S., Western Carolina University |
| 828.339.4337 |
| 800.447.4091, ext.
4337 |
| 2nd fl, Founders Hall |
| mdeaver@southwesterncc.edu |
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Electronics Engineering Technology |
The Electronics Engineering Technology
curriculum prepares individuals
to become technicians who design,
build, install, test, troubleshoot,
repair, and modify developmental
and production electronic components,
equipment, and systems such as
industrial/computer controls,
manufacturing systems, communication
systems, and power electronic
systems.
A broad-based core of courses, including
basic electricity, solid-state fundamentals,
digital concepts, and microprocessors,
ensures the student will develop
the skills necessary to perform
entry-level tasks. Emphasis is placed
on developing the student’s
ability to analyze and troubleshoot
electronic systems.
Graduates should qualify for employment
as engineering assistants or electronic
technicians with job titles such
as electronics engineering technician,
field service technician, maintenance
technician, electronic tester, electronic
systems integrator, bench technician,
and production control technician.
Associate in Applied Science
Degree - A40200
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8/20/10
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