Electronics Technology |
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| Other Information | |
| Facilities and Equipment | |
| The Electronics Technology department consists of several classrooms and laboratories. The first year lab is well equipped with basic test equipment including power supplies, digital multi-meters, signal generators, analog and digital oscilloscopes providing students access to the equipment necessary to apply principles learned in theory classes. Each lab has enough equipment so each student can work on an independent basis. | |
| Three labs are used by second year students. One lab is used for electronics troubleshooting and application of advanced electronic topics. This lab is equipped with a wide array of electronic test equipment including computer controlled test equipment and late model digital storage oscilloscopes. A second lab is used for digital electronics and microcontroller theory applications. Also, there is a third lab used for computer hardware servicing. This lab is well equipped with numerous computers and printers allowing the student ample opportunity to work with computer hardware. | |
| A process control lab is available to fourth semester students and to students who choose to take an optional summer session. This lab will enable students to gain valuable hands-on experience to prepare them for an Instrumentation Technician job in Industrial Process Control. | |
| All of our facilities are designed to help the student learn. Equipment is well maintained and replaced or updated on a regular basis to ensure that students have access to current technology. | |
| Students and Employers | |
| The North Dakota State College of Science operates Career Services for those students who have completed, or are near completion of the necessary requirements for graduation and would like assistance in their job search. Qualified students who wish to be active candidates for employment must provide the office with the necessary personal data for their resume and grant the office permission to compile their records. After this is done by the student the placement office will submit the documentation to employers in which the student is interested. | |
| Documentation that may be included: • A resume or personal data sheet • An official college transcript • Your department evaluation • Personal evaluation (s) • Other pertinent information. |
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| Alumni of the college are also able to access Career Services for assistance. A graduate of the Electronics Technology department, or any other department, can gain assistance by contacting the office by phone, (701) 671-2258, or e-mail. After a short questionnaire is filled out job openings can be sent to the graduate. | |
| Types of jobs available to the Electronics Technology graduate include: | |
| • Field Service Technician • Electronics Technician in Manufacturing • Bio-Medical Electronics Technician • Avionics Technician • Broadcast Engineering • Systems Technician • Instrumentation Technician • Computer Service Technician • Computer Support Technician • Engineering Technician • Communications Technician • Electronic Equipment Repair Technician • Research and Development Technician • Fabrication and Test Technician |
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