Bramson ORT College Technology Department
Bramson ORT College is part of ORT, a worldwide organization with over 125 years of experience in 72 countries helping students achieve their goals. Thus, we are able to provide you with the necessary experience, hands-on training, new programs that align with today’s economic opportunities, and professional critical thinking to succeed in today’s working environment.
Electronics Technology
The tremendous growth in the electronics and computer fields has created an unprecedented demand for qualified technicians to service, maintain, inspect, operate, design, and develop electronic systems. Today, everything and everyone is connected. Commercial and residential establishments need to be plugged in - whether it’s cabling, audio/video circuits, computer networks, fiber optics or telecommunications and satellite systems. In every business, there will be a need for an Electronic Systems Technician.
The Bramson ORT College Electronics Technology Associate Degree program is designed to prepare students
for a variety of occupations in the field of:
- Electronic Control Systems
- HVAC Control Systems
- Electronic Security
- Robotics & Automated Systems
- Computer Systems / Networks
- Fiber Optics & Wireless Systems
- Satellite Communications
- GPS Tracking & Navigation Systems
- Cellular Phone Technology
Program Description
Our Associate Degree program in Electronics Technology is accredited by New York State and is divided into three areas of concentrations: General Electronics, Home Technology Integration and HVAC Control Systems. Applicable credits are transferable to four-year programs at other colleges and universities worldwide for Bachelor degree-seeking students.
The College also offers an Electronics Certificate and an Electronics Technology Diploma. 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.
| Program: |
Associate, Certificate and Diploma in Electronics Technology |
| Program Length: |
60, 30 & 15 semester credits |
| Entrance Dates: |
Three semesters annually |
| Offered: |
Main & Brooklyn Campuses |
| Admission Requirements: |
Admission to Bramson ORT College Electronics Technology Program is open to all students who demonstrate academic preparedness, maturity and seriousness of purpose with backgrounds appropriate to their chosen program of studies. (High School Diploma or GED is not required) |
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More Information
Electronics Department
Bramson ORT College
69-30 Austin Street
Forest Hills, NY 11375
Phone: 718-261-5800 ext 105
Email: electronics@bramsonort.edu |
Why choose Bramson ORT College for Electronics Technology?
- Updated Technology
- Fully equipped labs, Computers, Updated Software, Internet Access
- Innovative and engaging teaching methods
- Leading Edge Industry Certified Instructors
- Program of studies tailored to the needs of each individual student
- Review classes for National Certification, and City-wide professional exams
- Tutoring in academic subjects
- Flexible schedule available, combining in-class and on-line courses
- Exciting internships in the student's field of study
- High rate of professional placement, with individual job preparation and assistance
- Job Placement Assistance
- Earn Your GED at the same time
Employment Opportunities
This program prepares students for entry level positions in
industry, business, and government in computer/electronic equipment
design, installation, service, and operation. It will also prepare
students for occupations in such high tech specialties as data
and telecommunications service providers, computer network and
sales organizations, and entertainment industries.
Bureau of Labor Statistics: Employment is expected to
increase 25 percent for all occupational areas within the electronics
industry through 2014. Rising demand for electronic goods—including
advanced communications equipment, defense-related electronic
equipment, medical electronics, and consumer products—should
continue to increase employment opportunities.
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