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Electronics and Computer Technology Department

Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Program

Electronics and Computer Technology Department

Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Program

Electronics and Computer Technology Department

Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Program

Electronics and Computer Technology Department

Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Program

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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.

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This flow chart depicts the order that electronics classes should be taken in the Electronics Department at Mt. San Antonio College. It shows that ELEC 11 and TECH 60 can be taken at any point. It shows ELEC 50A should be the first class you take followed by ELEC 50B. ELEC 50B can be taken in the 2nd 8 weeks of the same semester as ELEC 50A. The chart then shows that after ELEC 50B, any one of these courses can be taken: ELEC 56, ELEC 51, ELEC 54A, ELEC 54B and ELEC 61. It shows after ELEC 56 that ELEC 74 can be taken. After ELEC 51, ELEC 53 followed by ELEC 55 can be taken. After BOTH ELEC 56 and ELEC 51, then ELEC 12 can be taken. It also says the following: Exceptions can be made to the course sequence if necessary. Please talk to your instructor. Examples are: ELEC 53 and ELEC 55 can be taken in either order, but if given the option, take ELEC 53 first. ELEC 61 can be taken concurrently with ELEC 50A if necessary. ELEC 56 can be taken concurrently with ELEC50A, ELEC 74, and/or ELEC 12 if necessary. No classes have strictly enforced pre-requisites. Instead our courses have ‘advisories’. Use this chart as a guideline for how to sequence your courses.This flow chart depicts the order that Computer Networking (CNET) classes should be taken in the Electronics Department at Mt. San Antonio College. It shows that ELEC 11 and TECH 60 can be taken at any point. It shows that CNET 50 is the first class you should take. After CNET 50, CNET 52, 62, 64, 66, and 68 can be taken. It shows that CNET 54 should be taken after CNET 52, and that CNET 56 and 58 should be taken after CNET 54. It shows ELEC 50A can be taken at any point followed by ELEC 50B and then ELEC 56. No classes have strictly enforced pre-requisites. Instead our courses have ‘advisories’. Use this chart as a guideline for how to sequence your courses.

Program Videos

Program Overview

This video is a first look at our Electronics Program at Mt. SAC. Students will be given insight on projected job growth and more about the job market.

Introduction to Department

This video will walk you through our program website and explain the difference between each program.

Which Class do I take first?

This video will walk you through our program: what class to take first and which order to take classes.

Engineering vs Engineering Technology

This video explains the difference between Engineering and Engineering Technology.

Alumni Interview

This video features program alumni. In this video, we feature Patricio Garcia. He shares his insights as a Support & Applications Engineer with Keysights Technologies.

Programs
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Computer Technology
Enter careers as computer and networking service technicians through the Computers 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+).
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Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology
This degree/certificate program in Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology prepares individuals either for initial employment or for enhancement of existing skills in the electronics field, or for transfer into B.S. programs in Electronics Technology or Industrial Technology. Students are exposed to core topics such as components and circuits as well as coursework in advanced areas including microcontrollers and interfacing, communications, and industrial electronic controls.
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Electronics Engineering Technology
This A.S. Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology combines core courses in Electronics Technology plus additional math and science support courses. This degree is ideal for students who want the flexibility of receiving a skills based vocational degree that can immediately be applied to the job market, or for transfer towards a 4 year degree in Electronics Engineering Technology or Electronic Systems Engineering Technology at a four year university. Topics in core courses focus on direct and alternating current, electronic devices, digital and industrial electronics, as well as the electronic assembly and fabrication
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Our Leadership

  • Joe Denny
    Electronics Dept. Co-Chair
  • Kenneth Miller
    Electronics Dept. Co-Chair 
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Electronics Department

Building 28B
(909) 274-4529 or (909) 274-4976
Joe Denny or Kenneth Miller
mtsac.edu/electronics