Electronics & Robotics
Electronics & Robotics
Electrical and electronic engineers and technicians are concerned with design, repair, development, manufacturing, and testing of electrical and electronic components. Products and systems for commercial, industrial, medical, military, and scientific purposes are also explored.
Robotics Automation Technicians and Engineers are the people who keep the robots on the job. Robotics Technologies are being used in a variety of applications from highly specialized tasks like robotic surgery and un-staffed aircraft control, to more repetitive tasks such as vacuuming, cutting grass and many manufacturing processes.
Students in this program are trained in the following areas: basic electricity, computers, solid-state and digital electronics, communications, robotics, programmable logic controllers, motor controls, residential wiring and circuit board fabrication. Second year students will also learn about robot design construction and programming.
Special Class Features
- Guest Speakers
- Field Trips
- Participate in SkillsUSA - a National Student Organization
- Mentorships and Internships
- Competition for College Scholarships
- High Technology
- Higher Order Thinking
- Problem Solving
- Math Applications
- Teamwork & Collaboration
- Leadership
- Employability Skills
Course Content
- Introduction to Electricity
- Solid-State Electronics
- Digital Electronics
- Industrial controls
- Computers
- Radio, Satellite and P.C. Communications
- Robotics and Automation
- Consumer Electronics Repair
- Logical Troubleshooting Procedure
- Soldering Techniques
Future Employment
- Robotics Automation Technicians
- Electronics Technicians
- Electronics Service Technicians
- Operator
- Electrical Engineer
Articulation and/or Credentials
- Delta College
- Alpena College