The Electronics program prepares students for entry level employment in the electronics industry and/or post-secondary education. The curriculum offers a broad spectrum of electronics beginning at basic understanding of electronics and advancing into basic instrumentation, surface mount technology, analog and digital circuitry, electronic communications systems, networking, and computer maintenance.

Students apply their skills in modern electronics laboratories equipped with dual trace oscilloscopes, variable output power supplies, audio and radio frequency generators, frequency counters, and variable heat soldering stations, Sophomores and juniors may take examinations for course credit in post secondary schools, such as CCRI and New England Tech. 

In the senior year, students learn computer maintenance and repair as they work toward A+ computer repair certification. Training for Cisco Networking Computer Technician is also offered, leading to certification after completion of the Cisco training at CCRI. A new feature of the program will be the option to learn automotive electronics.

Skills Students Learn:

• Component recognition
• Schematic representation
• Measuring equipment
• Analog and Digital Circuitry
• Soldering techniques
• Communications systems
• Computer maintenance and repair
• Systems networking

High School Diploma

• Consumer Sales or Repair
• Certified Soldering Technician
• Data Communications Technician
• Military Service

College/Apprenticeship/Training Program

• Certified Network Technician
• Electronic Engineer
• Electronic Designer
• Data Management
• Research and Development