Electrical/Electronic Technologies

	Programs Auto Body Technology Auto Service Technology Computer Aided Design Construction Trades - Habitat Construction Trades - LEED Cosmetology Early Childhood DevelopmentElectrical/Electronic TechnologiesFinancial Management/Accounting Graphic Arts & Printing Health Occupations Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation & Refrigeration Internet, Network & Security Technologies Landscaping & Greenhouse Management Machine Tool Technologies Marketing/E-Commerce Public Safety/Protective Services Rehab Tech Restaurant, Catering & Culinary Management Visual Design Welding Technologies Middle School Pgms School to Careers Pick Your Program Parent Internet Viewer Staff Directory Student Organizations Building Information Calendar	Career Tech Center»Programs»Electrical/Electronic Technologies Electrical/Electronics Technologies Instructor: Brian Blanchard Para-Professional: N/A Course Description: Electrical/Electronic Technologies (EET) is the core of many career fields including computer repair, electronic installer and electrician. You will use state-of-the-art equipment to monitor electrical devices and circuits, develop troubleshooting skills, and gain an understanding of electronics. Beyond the core electronics fundamentals, EET concentrates instruction on four additional areas: PC Maintenance, robotics automation, and residential installation (security, home theater, telecommunications, and mobile electronics installer). As a Pearson VUE testing facility students can become certified in A+ (computer technician), DHTI+ (electronic installer) and MECP (mobile electronics certified professional). View Course Syllabus Electrical/Electronic Technologies Student Quotes: "I liked tthat this class is more hands-on and that I learned something new every day." - Electrical/Electronics student, 2008-09 "The laid back atmosphere really impressed me. The CTC is less stressful than regular high school. Also the faculty seem to really care about the education of the students." - Electrical/Electronics student, 2007-08 "It was great wiring the Habitat for Humanity home with the Construction Trades class." - Electrical/Electronics student, 2007-08	Course Syllabus Special Features of the Program: Beyond the core fundamentals, EET is broken into four major phases: PC Maintenance prepares students for A certification, the industry standard certification for PC service specialists. Robitics and Automation gives students experience with robotics systems in an industrial setting. DHTI (Digital Home Technology Integration) which prepares students to earn Comp-TIA certification. MECP (Mobile Electronics Certified Professional) which teaches basic audio and security systems installation as well as remote starter installation. Articulated college credit is available to qualified students at Ferris State University, Muskegon Community College and Baker College. View a list of program advisors: Electronics advisory committee