The Gratings School of Engineering and Technology-Paramount International University

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

The Associate of Science in Electronics program prepares learners for entry-level positions as technician, associate engineer or engineering assistants in electronics industry. Learners will be taught how to design or make modification on electronic circuitry and have the ability to develop computer interfacing and programs.

Learners that have enrolled for the Associate Degree program are required to complete a total of 79 credit hours. Associate Degree learners must satisfy the General Education requirements by completing 42 credits hours of college-level course work that includes social science courses to help them develop the critical thinking skills necessary to fill responsible leadership positions. The remaining 37 credit hour are earned from the electronics concentrations and university orientation courses. A full-time student will take an average of one and a half month to complete 3 credits.

Learner’s can begin their course of study when they are ready and within defined parameters progress at your own pace. Learners may take more than one course at a time, however it is recommend that you do not, at least until you become entirely comfortable with your study system. The distance learning element of the program guarantees that learning takes place without any sort of disruption to learner careers.

Program Learning Outcome
Upon graduation, learners are expected to demonstrate the following skill set;
creative thinking skills and sound knowledge in the field of electronics engineering; demonstrate basic understanding of electronic circuits from both the design and troubleshooting aspects; able to demonstrate an understanding in DC circuits that includes methods employed to analyze current, voltage and power consumption; able to demonstrate a working knowledge on computer and programming skills; able to demonstrate an understanding of the theoretical bases of static’s and strength of materials and an ability to apply these theories to the analysis of statically determinate and indeterminate structures; able to understand the factors involved in a rigid body motion, dynamic forces, energy and power, and its application in electrical machines.
Admission Requirements
Entry Qualification an High School Diploma or its equivalent.
Degree Requirements
Successful completion of 79 credits hours; Student must satisfy a minimum of 40 credit hours with PUT; Maintain a 2.0 grade point average
Curriculum
General Education		42 Credit Hours
AS Electronics Engineering - Core Courses
ORI1101	Orientation	1 Credit Hours
IT1101	Computer Essentials	3 Credit Hours
MA1201	Calculus II	3 Credit Hours
IT2102	C Programming	3 Credit Hours
MA2101	Linear Algebra	3 Credit Hours
ASEE1101	Modern Physics	3 Credit Hours
MA2102	Calculus III	3 Credit Hours
ASEE1102	College Chemistry	3 Credit Hours
ASEE1103	Engineering Materials	3 Credit Hours
MA2103	Applied Differential Equations	3 Credit Hours
ASEE1104	Circuit Analysis I	3 Credit Hours
ASEE1105	Electronic Circuit I	3 Credit Hours
ASEE1106	Electrical Circuits Lab	3 Credit Hours
	Total Credit Hours	36 Credit Hours
Tuition
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For More Information
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