Students who successfully complete this program will be able to:

• apply electrical safety procedures in the field or the laboratory.
• demonstrate effective soldering techniques and safely use standard hand tools and test instrumentation to prototype, analyze, maintain, troubleshoot and repair electrical or electronic equipment with a minimum of supervision.
• read technical and service manuals containing wiring, schematic and printed circuit board diagrams.
• understand concepts of matter and energy, and how they relate to the components that generate, carry or control electricity.
• understand basic electric, magnetic and electromagnetic field relationships.
• understand electrical quantities, symbols, units, laws and principles, and their interrelationships and application.
• analyze series, parallel and series-parallel DC, AC and RF networks.
• analyze single time constant circuits, single and three-phase steady state AC circuits, filters and RLC resonant circuits.
• understand semiconductor device applications, operation and fabrication, and analyze analog and digital circuits employing diodes, transistors, integrated circuits and displays.
• understand contemporary wireless communications system applications, operation and analysis.