Electronics Technology Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degree
Program Description
Bramson ORT’s Electronics Technology Associate of Applied Science (AAS) with a concentration in Home Technology Integration Degree Program is designed to prepare students for a variety of occupations in the field of electronics.
Home Technology Integration
Bramson ORT's Electronics Technology Associate (A.A.S.) Degree Program is designed to prepare students for a variety of occupations in the field of electronics.
General Electronics
The general electronics technology concentration prepares graduates for entry-level electronic technician positions in businesses and the government in computer/electronic equipment design, installation, servicing, and
operation. It will also prepare students for entry into such high-tech specialties as microprocessors, biomedical equipment, data and telecommunications service providers, TV and satellite service organizations, computer network sales and service organizations, R&D facilities and entertainment industries.
Emphasis is put on both the theory and practical application of electronics engineering technology. Courses include the study of basic electronic circuitry and components, computers and microprocessors, data communication, and electronic security systems. Graduates of this program will be able to install, maintain and troubleshoot electronic systems in an office or industrial setting.
Additionally, Bramson ORT College also offers, with the employer’s and instructor’s consent, an elective course, Electronics Co-op, which may be taken off-campus for credit. Working in a corporate electronics environment or laboratory gives our students a head start in the competitive job market, hands-on training, and valuable internship experience. Bramson ORT has established vital relationships with reputable electronic servicing companies to coordinate internships and co-ops; and eventually find possible employment for future graduates.
Basic electrical training prepares students to become electronics technicians. An electronics student will start with the basics—a comprehensive foundation in math and measurement skills, and electrical principles and measurements. Electrical and electronics training will help our students rise up to the challenges of meeting the ever-changing demands of new technology. It will provide a complete curriculum for a wide range of topics, everything from basic electricity to microprocessors, and applied skills, such as field service training and equipment maintenance.
Credits obtained by students while in the Electronic Technology program are transferable to four-year programs at other colleges and universities worldwide. In order to earn the Electronics Associate Degree at Bramson ORT College, a student must complete at least 60 credits.
Program Summary Chart
Program: |
Electronics Technology Associate Degree |
Program Length: |
60 semester credits |
Entrance Dates: |
Rolling Semesters |
Offered: |
Queens & Brooklyn Campuses |
Admission Requirements: |
Admission to the Bramson ORT College Electronics Technology Associate Degree Program is open to all students who demonstrate academic preparedness, maturity and seriousness of purpose with backgrounds appropriate to their chosen program of studies.
Please visit the Admissions Office Site for the complete requirements. High School Diploma or GED is required.
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Department: |
More Information
Electronics Technology Department
Bramson ORT College
69-30 Austin Street
Forest Hills, NY 11375
Phone: 718-261-5800
Email: electronics@bramsonort.edu
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| Electronics Technology |
15 Credits |
| Required Major Courses |
| ET100 |
Introduction to Electronics |
3 Credits |
| CP135 |
Introduction to Data Communications |
3 Credits |
| ET103 |
Basic Electronics and Computers I |
3 Credits |
| ET104 |
Basic electronics and Computers II |
3 Credits |
| ET151 |
Digital Computer Electronics |
3 Credits |
| General Electronics Technology Concentration |
9 Credits |
| Required Major Courses |
| CP111 |
Computer Systems I |
3 Credits |
| ET106 |
Electronic Testing Instrumentation |
3 Credits |
| ET211 |
Electronic Circuit Applications I |
3 Credits |
| Elective Major Courses |
15 Credits |
| Elective Major Courses (select five) |
| CP102 |
Introduction to Computer Programming |
3 Credits |
| CP104 |
Principles of Computer Electronics |
3 Credits |
| CP111 |
Computer Systems I |
3 Credits |
| CP112 |
Computer Networks I |
3 Credits |
| CP115 |
Operating System Concepts |
3 Credits |
| CP135 |
Introduction to Data Communications |
3 Credits |
| CP216 |
Project Management |
3 Credits |
| CP260 |
Advanced Computer Applications |
3 Credits |
| CP270 |
Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) |
3 Credits |
| CP271 |
Advanced Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) |
3 Credits |
| CP272 |
CADD Applications |
3 Credits |
| CP273 |
CNC Programming |
3 Credits |
| CP274 |
Construction Graphics |
3 Credits |
| ET105 |
Renewable Energy Technologies |
3 Credits |
| ET106 |
Electronic Testing Instrumentation |
3 Credits |
| ET151 |
Digital Computer Electronics |
3 Credits |
| ET165 |
Photovoltaics |
3 Credits |
| ET166 |
Energy Management & Load Estimation |
3 Credits |
| ET167 |
Solar Thermal Systems & Design |
3 Credits |
| ET168 |
Solar Photovoltaic Systems & Design |
3 Credits |
| ET200 |
Electronic Security Systems |
3 Credits |
| ET211 |
Electronic Circuit Applications I |
3 Credits |
| ET212 |
Electronic Circuit Applications II |
3 Credits |
| ET215 |
Electrical Codes |
3 Credits |
| ET221 |
Electrical Machines and Devices |
3 Credits |
| ET225 |
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning |
3 Credits |
| ET230 |
Solar Project Site Assessment |
3 Credits |
| ET231 |
Renewable Systems Troubleshooting & Repair |
3 Credits |
| ET232 |
Wind Energy Systems Design & Installation |
3 Credits |
| ET233 |
Building Weatherization & Energy Auditing |
3 Credits |
| ET235 |
Control Systems |
3 Credits |
| ET250 |
Microprocessors |
3 Credits |
| ET260 |
Advanced Computer Electronics |
3 Credits |
| ET261 |
Special Topics in Electronics |
3 Credits |
| ET265 |
Robotics |
3 Credits |
| ET275 |
Electronic Communication Systems |
3 Credits |
| ET290 |
Technical Writing |
3 Credits |
| ET296 |
Electronics Internship I |
3 Credits |
| ET297 |
Electronics Internship II |
3 Credits |
| ET401 |
Home Technology Integration |
3 Credits |
| ET402 |
HVAC Controls |
3 Credits |
| ET410 |
GPS Navigation - Application & Design |
3 Credits |
| ET411 |
Automotive Electrical & Computer Systems |
3 Credits |
| ET412 |
PC Interface Circuit Design Technology |
3 Credits |
| ET413 |
Solid State Electronics |
3 Credits |
| ET414 |
Power Electronics |
3 Credits |
| ET415 |
RF & Microwave |
3 Credits |
| ET416 |
Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution |
3 Credits |
| ET417 |
Fiber Optic Networks |
3 Credits |
| ET430 |
Advanced Photovoltaic |
3 Credits |
| ET500 |
Electronic Design |
3 Credits |
| Required Liberal Arts |
| General Education Courses |
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| EN100 |
English Composition I |
3 Credits |
| Select one course out of the following |
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| MA120 |
Statistics |
3 Credits |
| MA121 |
College Algebra And Trigonometry |
3 Credits |
| MA130 |
Discrete Mathematics |
3 Credits |
| MA125 |
Pre-Calculus I |
3 Credits |
| Select two course out of the following |
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| LA140 |
American History I |
3 Credits |
| LA141 |
American History II |
3 Credits |
| LA150 |
Economics |
3 Credits |
| LA160 |
American Government |
3 Credits |
| LA161 |
State and Local Government |
3 Credits |
| SC151 |
Physics I |
3 Credits |
| Elective Liberal Arts |
| General Education Courses (Select three) |
9 Credits |
Career Outlook
After obtaining an Electronics Technology Associate Degree from Bramson ORT College, graduates will be able to pursue career opportunities in a variety of entry-level positions within the electronics industry, such as electronics engineering technology, telecommunications, computer engineering technology or other related fields.
- Electronic Control Systems
- Electronics Security
- Power Systems
- Home Technology Integration and Service
- HVAC Controls Systems
- Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
- Robotics and Automated Systems
- Computer Systems and Networks
- Wireless Communications
- Fiber Optics and Telecommunications
- Semiconductor Component Manufacturing
- Electronic Instrument Manufacturing
- Architectural and Engineering Services
- Electronic Circuit Applications, Repair and Install
- Automobile Electrical and Electronics Systems
- Electrician's Assistants
- Electric Motor, Power Tools, Powerhouse, Substation, Relay, Install and Repair
- Electrical Contracting, Maintenance and Construction
- Avionics and Biomedical Instrumentation Development and Repair
- Sales of Electronic Components and Equipment
- Broadcasting, Sound Systems, Video and Microwave Installation and Repair
- New York City Transit Electronic Equipment Maintainers
- Power Cable Maintainers
- Thermostat Repairers
- Elevator Mechanics
- 3D Design CADD Technician
- 3D Modeling Technician
- CADD Specialist
- CADD MTS Technician
Employment Opportunities
Below you will find a table of average annual salaries for Bookkeeping Clerks. Salaries are listed by both position and Industry/Sector. These salaries had been provided by the U.S. Department of Labor and the Bramson ORT College's Career Services Center.
Electricians |
$44 per hour |
NYC Health Corp |
Electricians (Automobile) |
$29 per hour |
NYC Transit Authority |
Electrician's Assistant |
$27 per hour |
NYC Transit Authority |
Electronic Equipment Maintainers |
$27 per hour |
NYC Transit Authority |
Elevator Mechanics |
$32 per hour |
NYC Transit Authority |
Light Maintainers |
$25 per hour |
NYC Transit Authority |
Power Cable Maintainers |
$25 per hour |
NYC Transit Authority |
Thermostat Repairers |
$42 per hour |
NYC Transit Authority |
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