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This program prepares students to work with electronic systems like computer equipment, industrial instrumentation, micro-controllers, test equipment, and industrial control devices through coursework and on-site training or a project seminar. Through 21 courses in electronics, robotics, networking, programming, microcomputing as well as communication and math, students can earn this applied sciences degree and be ready for immediate, entry level employment. Students who wish to transfer should work closely with an advisor when choosing electives and math courses.