ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT TECHNOLOGY AND AVIATION

ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT TECHNOLOGY AND AVIATION DIVISION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (ELECTRONICS) VIDEO ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (ROBOTICS) VIDEO CLASS SCHEDULE* FACULTY PROGRAMS & COURSE DESCRIPTION CLICK ON BOXES FOR A SELECTION * Requires Internet Connection ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS ASSOCIATE SCIENCE DEGREE ASSOCIATE DEGREE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM 2 YEAR CERTIFICATE 1 YEAR COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM CERTIFICATE COMPUTER REPAIR TECH PROGRAM (A+ CERT PREP) WHAT DO YOU LEARN: Practical knowledge of the physical laws and theories governing electronic and electrical circuits, emphasizing the application of passive, solid state and analog devices. Practical knowledge of the physical laws and theories governing electronic and electrical circuits, emphasizing the application of digital and microprocessor devices. Practical knowledge to quickly troubleshoot, repair, test and configure Personal Computer systems. Design, build and test electronic circuits using transistors, op-amps and various other analog and digital components. WHO NEEDS IT: Test Engineers, Field Techs, Audio/Video Techs, Engineering Aides, F/X Techs, Building Maintenance Engineers, Biomedical Techs, Communications Techs, Utilities (Water and Power) Techs. Design, build and test digital circuits using logic gates, counters, microprocessors and various other digital components. WHO NEEDS IT: Test Engineers, Field Techs, IT Engineers, Computer Techs, Network Engineers, Engineering Aides. Ability to diagnose problems at both the board and component level, with hands-on capability to replace discrete and surface mount technology (SMT) parts using the latest soldering and board repair methods. Comprehensive information and hands-on experience to prepare you for the successful passing of the A+ Certification exam. WHO NEEDS IT: Computer Repair Techs, IT Techs. ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED= 36 UNITS ECT 100 ECT 101 3 3 ECT 250 (101 LAB) ECT 103 ECT 113 1 3 (102 LAB) ECT 104 1 3 (104 LAB) ECT 112 1 3 1 ST SEMESTER RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE (112 LAB) 2 ND SEMESTER CO-REQUISITE 3 (201 LAB) ECT 203 1 (203 LAB) ECT 202 ECT 253 1 3 ECT 253 (202 LAB) ECT 204 1 (204 LAB) 3 CIM 101 1 3 RD SEMESTER PRE-REQUISITE CLICK ON BOXES FOR COURSE DESCRIPTION 3 1 3 ECT 253 ECT 223 ECT 250 1 ECT 201 ECT 252 ECT 251 ECT 250 (113 LAB) 3 ECT 251 ECT 250 (103 LAB) ECT 102 1. 5 CIM 102 1 2 1. 5 4 TH SEMESTER ECT-LOH 10/6/06

COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED= 39 UNITS ECT 100 ECT 101 3 3 ECT 250 (101 LAB) ECT 103 ECT 113 1 3 (102 LAB) ECT 104 1 3 ECT 251 1 3 ECT 250 (113 LAB) 3 ECT 251 ECT 250 (103 LAB) ECT 102 (104 LAB) ECT 112 1 ST SEMESTER RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE (112 LAB) 1 3 3 (203 LAB) ECT 212 1 (212 LAB) 1 CLICK ON BOXES FOR COURSE DESCRIPTION 3 (204 LAB) 1 3 RD SEMESTER PRE-REQUISITE ECT 204 ECT 253 ECT 252 2 ND SEMESTER CO-REQUISITE ECT 203 5 ECT 253 ECT 250 1 CIM 101 ENGR 107 2 4 TH SEMESTER ECT-LOH 10/6/06

COMPUTER REPAIR TECHNICIAN PROGRAM (A+ CERTIFICATION PREPARATION) TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED= 24 UNITS ECT 103 ECT 226 3 ECT 250 (103 LAB) ECT 110 1 3 ECT 251 (110 LAB) ECT 112 (226 LAB) ECT 113 1 3 ECT 250 (112 LAB) 3 (113 LAB) ECT 212 1 3 ECT 252 1 1 ST SEMESTER RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE (212 LAB) 1 2 ND SEMESTER CO-REQUISITE 3 RD SEMESTER PRE-REQUISITE CLICK ON BOXES FOR COURSE DESCRIPTION 4 TH SEMESTER ECT-LOH 10/6/06

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ECT 100 – ECT 101 – ECT 102 ECT 100 ECT 101 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS FOR ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS I (DC) ELECTRONICS 3 UNITS Electronics and Computer Technology 101 offers a modern approach to electronics 100 is designed to offer the student a theory that is more compatible Comprehensive study in the with the needs of industry. The study of mathematics specifically used in the DC theory and principles are integrated electronics and computer technology with computer- assisted problems using field. BASIC programming language. The use Phases covered include application of matrices to solve elementary problems of algebra, DC circuit analysis, AC is introduced. Fundamental theorems are fundamentals, simultaneous equations, developed in lecture and put into practice AC circuit analysis, complex numbers, in the laboratory. The laboratory develops logarithms, and computer number the basic skills needed in using meters, systems. power supplies, along with wiring and Lecture 3 hours. assembling DC circuits. Lecture 3 hours. Recommended Preparation: Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 250. Prerequisite: Electronics 109 and Eligibility for English 120 or and Computer Technology 100. (Electronics ESL 151. and Computer Technology 100 may ECT 102 ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS II (AC) 3 UNITS Electronics and Computer Technology 102 is an extension of the principles of DC electronics applied to AC circuit problems. The extension of BASIC programming is used to solve complex AC circuits. The laboratory further develops equipment skills, introducing the use of oscilloscopes and signal generators. Lecture 3 hours. Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 251. Prerequisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 101 or equivalent. Transfer credit: CSU be taken concurrently. ). Recommended preparation: Electronics and Computer Technology 109 and eligibility for English 120 or ESL 151. Transfer credit: CSU ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ECT 103 – ECT 104 – ECT 112 ECT 103 ECT 104 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL LOGIC INTRODUCTION TO 3 UNITS MICROPROCESSORS Electronics and Computer Technology 3 UNITS 103 is an introduction to digital systems, Electronics and Computer Technology 104 number systems, Boolean Algebra, logic introduces the characteristics, architecture, techniques, logic gates, multi-vibrator and operation of microprocessors, circuits, counters, multi-vibrators, Introducing peripheral interfacing programming and codes. Construction and techniques. Lab develops skills in development of TTL logic, using integrated microprocessor peripheral interfacing and circuits. Lecture 3 hours. Co-requisite: assembly language programming. Electronics and Computer Technology Lecture 3 hours. 250. Prerequisite: None. Recommended Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer preparation: Mathematics 145 or equivalent Technology 251. Prerequisite: Electronics and eligibility for English 120 or ESL and Computer Technology 103 or 151. Transfer credit: CSU equivalent. Transfer credit: CSU ECT 112 MICROCOMPUTER TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR 3 UNITS Electronics and Computer Technology 112 is a course designed to give the student a comprehensive foundation in the methods of microcomputer repair at the board as well as the component level. Also included in this course are the methods and operation of related test equipment, computer diagnostics and component failure analysis. This course emphasizes hands-on experience with practical applications. Lecture 3 hours. Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 250. Prerequisite: None. Recommended preparation: Electronics and Computer Technology 103 and 110. Note: This course may be taken 2 times; a maximum of 8 units may be earned ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ECT 113 – ECT 201 ECT 113 ECT 201 HIGH-RELIABILITY SOLDER, WIRE SOLID STATE DEVICES WRAP, AND PRINTED CIRCUIT 3 UNITS BOARD REWORK AND REPAIR Electronics and Computer Technology TECHNOLOGY 201 encompasses the study of Solid-State 3 UNITS semiconductor theory, including diode Electronics and Computer Technology 113 is Lecture 3 hours. Co-requisite: rectifiers. filtered power supplies, transistor a comprehensive course providing functional Electronics and Computer Technology and FET amplifiers, IC oscillators, and training in the concepts of high-reliability 250. thyristor devices. Laboratory experiments soldering, solder extraction, and electronics Prerequisite: None. Note: This course consist of constructing solid-state circuits, component removal/replacement, including may be taken 2 times; a maximum of 8 and performing circuit analysis and terminal interconnections using wire-wrap units may be earned. diagnostics of electronic parameters using techniques, and specialized high-technology Students who have taken Electronics and state-of-the-art digital electronic test industrial equipment. This course also Computer Technology 111 will receive equipment. encompasses rework, repair, and modification only 2 units of credit for Electronics and Lecture 3 hours. Co-requisite: Electronics of electronic printed circuit boards. Computer Technology 113. and Computer Technology 252. Additionally, automated industrial wave Prerequisite: Electronics and Computer solder processes are studied. Laboratory Technology 102 or equivalent. Transfer work emphasizes hands-on experience credit: CSU in detailed applications using specialized industrial work stations, and automated industrial wave solder processes equipment. ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ECT 202 - ECT 203 – ECT 204 ECT 202 ECT 203 ECT 204 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT MICROCOMPUTER TECHNOLOGY II ELECTRONICS 3 UNITS Electronics and Computer Technology 203 Electronics and Computer Technology 204 Electronics and Computer Technology presents the basic principles of is a continuation of Electronics 203. 202 is a comprehensive study and applied microcomputer integrated circuit Principles of integrated circuits, analysis of linear integrated circuit (IC) technology. It is designed to provide the microcomputers, mnemonics, interfacing, electronics technology. Lab develops skills students with an understanding of the and application are covered, emphasizing in constructing, testing, and analyzing basic principles of integrated circuit 16 -bit and 32 -bit computers. operational amplifier, differentiator and microprocessor technology and its Lecture 3 hours. integrator, voltage and current regulator, applications in 8 -bit computers. Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer oscillator and function generator, active Lecture 3 hours. Technology 253. filter, converter, and phase-lock loop IC Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer Prerequisite: Electronics and Computer circuits, using advanced electronics test Technology 253. Technology 203 or equivalent. equipment. Prerequisite: Electronics and Computer Transfer credit: CSU Lecture 3 hours. Technology 104 or equivalent. Co-requisite: Electronics and Transfer credit: CSU Computer Technology 253. Prerequisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 201 or equivalent. Transfer credit: CSU ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ECT 212 – ECT 223 – ECT 226 ECT 212 ECT 223 ECT 226 ADVANCED MICROCOMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS PREPARATION FOR A+ REPAIR TECHNOLOGIES 2 UNITS CERTIFICATION 3 UNITS Electronics and Computer Technology 223 3 UNITS Electronics and Computer Technology is a comprehensive study of electronic Electronics and Computer Technology 226 212 teaches students the methods of communications systems, from the prepares students for the A+ professional troubleshooting and repairing advanced Fundamentals of radio frequency (RF) certification examination by presenting microcomputer systems. Specific areas circuits To complex space-age current Windows operating systems and of concentration include network technology. Specific areas of concentration peripheral equipment troubleshooting and hardware for both IBM and Apple in this course include RF theory, devices, repair. Lecture 3 hours. systems. Some emphasis on network circuits, and systems; including oscillators, Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer software, such as Novell and X. 25, is amplifiers, modulators, AM and FM Technology 253. placed on troubleshooting and repairing techniques, data communications, Prerequisite ECT 112 and 212 or of the systems. Lab experiences consist and satellite communications. Laboratory equivalent. of diagnosis and repair of computer experiments deal with RF circuit/systems at campus locations, or during analysis and instrumentation applications, lab experience. including microcomputer simulation. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 3 hours (8 weeks). Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 252. Prerequisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 112 Prerequisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 201. Note: A maximum of 4 units may be earned from any combination of Electronics and Computer Technology 222, 223, or 224. ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ECT 250 - ECT 251 – ECT 252 – ECT 253 ECT 250 ECT 251 ECT 252 ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY III 1 UNIT Electronics and Computer Technology 250 Electronics and Computer Technology 252 is the laboratory course providing hands-on 251 is the laboratory course providing hands-on application of classroom theory for Introductory ECT courses. for basic ECT courses. Laboratory 3 Intermediate ECT courses. Laboratory 3 hours. Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer Co-requisite: ECT 102, 104, 110, or Co-requisite: ECT 201 or 212. Technology 101, 103, 112, or 113. 124. Note: This class may be taken 4 times; a maximum of 4 units may be earned. ECT 253 ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY IV 1 UNIT Electronics and Computer Technology 253 is the laboratory course providing hands-on application of classroom theory for advanced ECT courses. Co-requisite: ECT 202, 203, 204, or 226. Note: This class may be taken 4 times; a maximum of 4 units may be earned. ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ENGR 107 – CIM 101 – CIM 102 ENGR 107 CIM 101 CIM 102 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS INTRODUCTION TO ROBOTICS AUTOMATION AND PRODUCTION DRAWING 1. 5 UNITS CONTROLS 2 UNITS Computer Integrated Manufacturing 101 1. 5 UNITS Engineering 107 is primarily intended is an introductory course that provides a Computer Integrated Manufacturing 102 for the student majoring in Electronics comprehensive study of the fundamentals of is the continuation of electronic control Computer Technology (ECT). It provides an industrial robotics. It prepares the student automation systems, emphasizing the introduction to the fundamentals of drafting and for more advanced studies in robotic terms, principles and techniques used in Technical drawing with specific applications to automation and related technologies. automated manufacturing processes. ECT standards and devices. Students who Specific areas of concentration include Programmable logic control applications satisfactorily complete this course are power and positioning of robots, robot are emphasized in central system considered to have acquired the minimum actuators and motors, motion control, industrial design. drafting skills Necessary for entry-level ECT industrial electronics, and micro-controller Lecture 3 hours. (8 weeks) technicians. technology, communication interfacing, Prerequisite: Computer Integrated Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 1 hour. programming concepts, and industry Manufacturing 101. Recommended preparation: applications. Lecture 3 hours. (8 weeks) Transfer credit: CSU Engineering 102 or equivalent. (Engineering Prerequisite: None. 102 may be taken concurrently. ) Note: This Transfer credit: CSU course is not intended for engineering or drafting majors. This course may not be taken for credit by students who have completed Drafting 131 or Engineering 101. ECT-LOH 10/6/06

ECT 110 BASIC ELECTRICITY—ELECTRONICS 3 UNITS Electronics and Computer Technology 110 presents a survey of the basic principles of electronics (for non-electronics majors). It is designed to provide the students with an understanding of the basic principles of electronic circuits and their applications. Lecture 3 hours. Co-requisite: Electronics and Computer Technology 251. Prerequisite: None. Recommended preparation: Mathematics 145 or equivalent and eligibility for English 120 or ESL 151. Note: This course may not be taken for credit by students who have completed Electronics and Computer Technology 101 and/or 102. ECT-LOH 10/6/06

FACULTY • Nick Papaioanu Associate Professor of Electronics and Computer Technology A. A. , Pasadena City College B. A. , M. A. , California State University, Long Beach Telephone: (818) 240 -1000 Ext. 5791 Email: npapaioa@glendale. edu Office Hours and Location: AT 213 • Luis Herrera Adjunct Assistant Professor of Electronics and Computer Technology B. S. E. E. E. , California State Polytechnic University, Pomona M. B. A. , Pepperdine University, Malibu Telephone: (818) 240 -1000 Ext. 1137 Email: lherrera@glendale. edu Office Hours and Location: AT 213 ECT-LOH 10/6/06