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Electro-Mechanical
 The Electro-Mechanical program instructs
students in the principles of electricity, electronics, problem-
solving, and troubleshooting. Students use computers for
instruction, word processing and testing. With computer aided
instruction, students progress through the courses limited only by
their abilities.
In electronics, students learn direct (DC) and alternating (AC)
current theory. Concurrently, students learn to use general
purpose test equipment, read schematic diagrams, amplifier circuits,
field effect transistors (FETs), and other more complex circuits.
Emphasis is placed on troubleshooting and problem-solving, moving from
simple to advanced exercises. As students progress from the
basic to the more advanced areas of electronics, they begin training
in more specialized areas such as robotics, machine repair, and
programmable controllers. Hands-on training is the keystone to
this curriculum. Take a virtual tour of the
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