Program overview
Associate of Applied Science in Electronics Engineering Technology
60 credits across 6 terms of 14 weeks. Fully online instruction with hands-on labs completed in a browser-based virtual workbench.
A week in the program
01
Recorded lectures
Short, chaptered videos released Monday. Watch on your schedule, at your pace.
02
Live lab session
A weekly two-hour session where the instructor demonstrates and troubleshoots in the virtual workbench.
03
Build assignment
You build and simulate a circuit in the browser, then capture waveforms, measurements, and analysis.
04
Checkpoint
A short problem set plus a graded lab report with written instructor feedback.
The virtual lab
Your bench is in the browser
Every term unlocks a browser-based workbench with the instruments and components you need for that term's labs. Nothing ships; everything runs on your computer.
- 2-channel virtual oscilloscope
- Digital multimeter simulator
- Variable power supply
- Function generator
- Logic analyzer
- ARM Cortex-M dev-board simulator
- PLC trainer simulator
- Schematic & circuit capture
- Component library
- Waveform export and logging
Outcomes
Skills you will be graded on
- 01Analyze DC and AC circuits and predict system behavior under load.
- 02Design, build, and debug analog, digital, and embedded circuits in simulation.
- 03Operate and calibrate virtual oscilloscopes, analyzers, and bench instrumentation.
- 04Program microcontrollers and PLCs for real-world control tasks.
- 05Document designs and test results to industry standards.
- 06Diagnose faults systematically and restore equipment to spec.