 Overview
This course provides the perfect balance
of theory and practice. You’ll start
with basic principles of electronics. Upon
this foundation, you’ll quickly advance
to digital electronics, audio amplification,
transistors, transformers, resistors, integrated
circuits, diodes, power control, capacitors,
computers and much more. Optional lessons
show you how to build a lab power supply,
a triple-light flasher, an audio amplifier
and a battery charger – just to name
a few.
All textbooks and study materials are included
with your tuition.
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Electronics
is a widespread technology. From clock radios
to automated teller machines, from DVD players
to satellites, from heart monitors to military
defense systems – electronics touches
nearly every part of our lives. Perhaps
you’ll start out at a simple, tabletop
workshop in your home. You may repair electronics
and sell parts. As word spreads among family
and friends, your businesses could expand
from a hobby to a full-scale career.
Job opportunities are plentiful for applicants
with a thorough knowledge of electrical
and electronic equipment as well as repair
experience. Your career may allow you to
service, install, test or troubleshoot:
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