The course aims to provide students with a coherent framework of established electronic engineering principles, techniques and practices, phenomenological understanding related disciplines and a recognizable of current knowledge. Beside the objective, it also focuses on basic assembly tasks involving electronic systems' repair and modification, electronic installation and operation of basic test equipment under supervision.

Course Structure:
Basic Electricity Theory
Digital Electronics
Industrial Electronic Circuits
Theory of VCR
Micro Computer Control


Electronic Instruments
Basic Theory of Television
Sensors
Basic Industrial Practice
Electronic Engineering Practice


Career Prospects:
On completion of the diploma of electronics, graduates will be eligible to

• Seek employment both the private and public sectors as a technical officer, assistant engineer.

• Apply for articulation into an electronic related degree.