Electronics and Applied Technology

2 Year Program
Harkness

Students will use soldering irons, hand tools, meters, and oscilloscopes to build computers, robots, amplifiers, wireless devices, and other high tech projects. Topics of study include: microcomputer systems, amplification, digital electronics, Soldering, desoldering, and PCB repair. Students will understand semiconductor, DC, and AC electronics, analog/digital conversion, telephone and cellular communications, and radio communications.

Program Highlights

Learn about the latest technology in personal computing,
cellular communications, HDTV, virtual reality, Bluetooth,
game machines, and car audio/video systems.
Build computers, robots, amplifier, speakers, wireless
devices, power supplies, and other “high tech” projects.

Electronics and Applied Technology Video

College Agreements

SUNY Canton

Additional Information

Students are eligible to take the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) certification exam upon successful
completion of this program.

Classroom Information

Large class size (28+)

Program Considerations

Able to work independently and with a team
Able to implement daily safety procedures
Strong organizational skills
Strong attention to detail
Strong math skills; basic math, algebra, etc.
Strong fine and gross motor skills

Instructor Information

Harkness Career & Technical Center
(716) 961-4070
Travis Mawhir