Electronics
and Computer Technology
 ECT
mini brochure (in pdf fomrat)
Electronics
work is filled with the satisfaction of meeting challenges and solving
problems. This growing field offers a great opportunity for
specialization in many fields including:
The
Electronics and Computer Technology (ECT) program is a well-established
program at Glendale Community College. Offering students opportunities
in many fields of Electronics and Computer Technology, the extensive
curriculum covers the total spectrum of electronics, from fundamental
electronic circuit concepts through advanced integrated circuit and
microprocessor technology, including applications in communications.
The
Computer Technology section gives students the opportunity to master all
aspects of computer electronics, from computer logic to advanced
microprocessors, to computer repair and network troubleshooting courses.
There are also programs to prepare students for certifications, such as
A+ and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA).
Programs
& certificates
We
offer several programs in our department including an associate of
science degree in Electronics and Computer Technology and/or an
Engineering transfer plan to a university for a bachelor’s degree.
We
also offer three certificates in Electronics and Computer Technology:
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Computer
Engineering Technician
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Electronics
Engineering Technician
-
Computer
Repair Technician (A+)
For
a complete list of courses required for certificate or degree programs,
check our web site at http://www.glendale.edu/degrees/certificates.htm.
Certificate credits may be applied to an appropriate major leading to an
associate degree.
How
to enroll
Submit
an application for admission
Obtain
an application for admission at the information desk, main lobby of
administration building or apply online at www.glendale.edu.
For financial aid, contact the Financial Aid Office.
Complete
assessment
Fill
out an assessment self-referral form at the Assessment Center in San
Fernando Complex 111 and take appropriate tests.
Complete
orientation
Computerized
orientation is available online at www.glendale.edu/orientation
or at the Assessment Center (SF 111) or attend an orientation workshop
(818-240-1000 x5918 to schedule) or enroll in Student Development 100.
Meet
with a counselor
Make
an appointment to see a counselor: Academic Counseling 818-240-1000
x5918. Make sure to bring required information.
Register
for classes
Obtain
a class schedule at the bookstore or information desk, main lobby of
administration building, and register for classes using STARS telephone
system – 818-545-7777 and pay fees.
Highlights
-
Classes
transferable to the CSU
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Low
cost tuition
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Excellent
staff of industry experts
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Small
classes, intimate learning environment
For
more information on the Electronics and Computer Technology program,
contact the Electronics and Computer Technology department at
818-240-1000, x5791 or x5560.
Glendale
Community College is committed to providing instruction and employment
opportunities that are free from discrimination, bias or stereotyping
based on sex, race, religion, national origin, age, handicap or marital
status. Pursuant to the
provisions of Assembly Bill 803, the Board of Trustees has adopted a
grievance procedure for students, employees, and applicants to ensure
that college programs and activities are nondiscriminatory.
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