Electronics and Computer Networking Technology Department
Electronics and Computer Networking Technology Department
Electronics & Computer Engineering Program
Electronics and Computer Networking Technology Department
Computers & Networking Program
Electronics and Computer Technology Department
Electronics Systems Program
Welcome
Awaken your passion for Electronics. Discover more with Mt. SAC's hands on programs:
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| Degrees & Certificates | Apply Now |
| Computer Networking Technology | Electronics Computer Engineering | Electronics Systems Technology |
Due to the Stay at Home order per the Governor of California, the campus is currently closed. Mt. SAC is currently offering classes online! Updates for Electronics & Compuet Networking courses to return to campus will be posted as we learn more. For questions, please contact Joe Denny at Jdenny1@mtsac.edu.
Electronics and computers touch virtually every aspect of modern life. Our hands-on degree and certificate programs prepare you for high-paying careers in a broad range of industries.
Pathways
Prepare for careers as a technician in electronics or transfer into a bachelor's program in engineering technology, electronics, or industrial technology. The Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology program provides basic and advanced training in analog and digital circuits, electronic communications, microprocessors and computers, and industrial electronics.
Enter careers as computer and networking service technicians through the Computers & Networking Technology program. It provides training in electronics fundamentals as well as in-depth study of operating systems, computer hardware, wired and wireless networks, and servers. Students are prepared for industry-standard certification examinations (A+, Network+, Security+, and Server+).
Quickly enter the workforce as an electronics systems technician. The Electronics Systems Technology program provides students with hands-on training in low-voltage wiring and cabling (including fiber optic, coax, and unshielded twisted pair) and terminations for voice, video, and data systems. Technicians work in a range of settings, including with cable providers; electrical contractors; computer and networking companies; and home automation contractors.
Our Leadership
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Joe Denny
Electronics Dept.Co-Chair -
Kenneth Miller
Electronics Dept.Co-Chair
Building 28B
(909) 274-4978 or (909) 274-4976
Joe Denny or Kenneth Miller
mtsac.edu/electronics
