Electronics Technology Program Info
Rogue Community College graduates with an A.A.S. degree in Electronics Technology have over an 85 percent success rate finding careers in the electronics field. In addition to graduating with a two-year degree, RCC electronics students take an industry-standardized test (ISCET) that illustrates to employers entry-level proficiencies in analog, digital, and troubleshooting techniques in the electronics area.
Curriculum
BLENDED COURSEWORK
All of the electronics courses are delivered in a flexible blended format that includes a combination of online and open-lab/hands-on participation. This delivery model of instruction provides a very flexible format for students to participate in our courses and program. The learning in this course is accomplished through online participation using Blackboard and through attending open labs at RWC and/or TRC. This allows you to participate and be successful in the coursework around your schedule.
ONLINE
In BlackBoard, you will receive instruction, see examples, get course assignments, download labs and handouts, and download quizzes and exams. Additionally, you can email for support in BlackBoard for direct instruction when you are not in the lab. Some of the labs can be completed off-campus using the Multisim electronics simulation program that you will purchase for this course.
OPEN LAB
In the lab, you will receive direct face-to-face instruction, demonstrations of safety and lab equipment use, and perform your lab procedures, setup, and measurements. You can participate in as much extra time as you need in the lab to meet the course requirements.
Transfer to Southern Oregon University or Oregon Tech
RCC has articulation agreements with SOU and OT so you can transfer credits or your degree toward advanced placement in engineering programs like Computer Software, Embedded Systems, and Programming.
If you need training in solar, wind, and associated green technologies you can earn a one-year Renewable Energy Certificate.
