ELECTRONICS& COMPUTERTECHNOLOGY |
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The Electronic Technology program is designed to meet the on-going needs of business, industry and the student. The program is structured to develop the technical skills, general knowledge, and the critical thinking and problem solving abilities of our graduates. Broad-based technical skills and critical thinking processes assist the student in adapting to the changes in today's working environment and enhances personal advancement in occupational fields. |
NOTE:
Effective FALL 2008,
all course prefixes will change to a four-letter format because of the new
statewide computer system. The Electronic courses and semester
sequence will change slightly. If you started in the Fall 2007, you
will continue with that specific sequence. For those who started when
the prefix was ELT - contact your advisor for course crossover (prefix
changes). The new Electronic prefixes for all courses will be EECT.
The modified course names took effect in the Fall 2007 more closely match
the curriculum of Purdue University to facilitate articulation.
Transferability with Indiana State University is the Associate of Science
Degree. |
With a solid
foundation in Electronic Technology, you will be prepared to enter this
exciting technology field. Match your interest and desires to one or
more of our specialized programs. Learn to troubleshoot, repair, install
and maintain various types of electronic equipment. You can participate
in programming, designing, and modifying sophisticated electrical
processes and systems. With the Electronic based knowledge you acquire
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The Electronic
& Computer Technology Department at For information about the degrees and specialties - click on the link of interest in the left column. Use your browser buttons and the links at the left to move within this site. |
To learn more about Electronics - check out the following links: (1) Preparation for Electronic Careers; (2) CISCO; (3) Certifications; (4) Fields in Electronics; and (5) Types of Technicians. |
For further information about the Electronics Degrees & Specialties - contact: Jeff Moore at 812- 298-2335 or by E-mail at jmoore313@ivytech.edu Malcolm D. Harmless at 812-298-2336 or by E-mail at mharmles@ivytech.edu |
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