Electrical Systems Technology - Fresno City College

Electrical Systems Technology from Fresno City College is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Welcome to the Electrical Systems Technology Department at Fresno City College . Electronic Technology courses prepare students for envronments in residential, commercial or industrial settings. Electronics is a booming field. Wherever there is a power, control, or refrigeration system, there is a job designing and maintaining that system. And FCC's broad-based training provides the flexibility to survive a downturn in any one industry. Electronic Technology majors at FCC can earn an Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree . Students may earn an Associate in Science Degree in approximately two academic years. Because they can avoid traditional barriers by choosing to go into business for themselves, electronics is a particularly attractive field for women. There is a wide age range among FCC electronics majors. The youngest students enter the program directly from high school. Other students are already working in the industry and wish to update their skills; some work outside the industry, but want to enter it; some are retraining following a workers' compensation injury; others are retirees. Solid reading, writing, and communications skills are important for any student who hopes to succeed in this field. An independent contractor needs to communicate effectively with clients. And corporate employees need to communicate effectively with management and the company's network users. Good math skills and a general knowledge of electronics are helpful. View more details on Fresno City College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.