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ELECTRONICS PROGRAM


The Electronics Program at Los Angeles Pierce College provides certificates and an Associate Degree upon completion of a comprehensive electronics curriculum that includes fundamental as well as advanced training for students interested in a career as an electronics professional.

The Electronics Curriculum provides training in the fundamentals, electronic devices, computer aided design and analysis, communications, microwaves, digital systems, microprocessors, linear systems, and operational amplifiers. 

The Electronics Program is a mix of theory presentations in the classroom with extensive hands-on training in laboratories featuring state-of-the-art equipment.  Be sure to scroll down and follow the links for more information!
  Electronics Program Advisor: Prof. Kenneth Sharpe  (818) 719-6480, Office: Village 8110
   E-Mail:   sharpekj@piercecollege.edu 

Program Information:
New students should enroll in Electronics 4A lecture and 4B lab.  No previous experience in electronics is required.  Electronics 4A also meets the Natural Science elective requirement for any Associate Degree.  The Program is now located in the new Village Building.

Electronics Degree Requirements Flow Chart

Electronics Certificate Requirements

Are you an Electrician Trainee? Pierce Electronics classes meet the new State requirements for Electrician Trainees. The Pierce Electronics Program is designated as approved school number 129 by the California Division of Apprenticeship Standards (DAS).  Electrician Trainees should register for Electronics 4A lecture and 4B laboratory as shown in the Pierce schedule (BOTH must be taken at the same time to qualify).  Consult the DAS website for more information: http://www.dir.ca.gov./DAS/ElectricalTrainee.htm
Why take an Electronics class when you want to be an Electrician?  An explanation can be found HERE
Follow these links for Catalog Descriptions and Course Outlines - listed with course name followed by lecture and lab course numbers:
Follow these links to obtain the Syllabus for the listed course name and number:
Follow these links to view sample Transfer Information for Bachelor of Science Degrees:
Note:  Courses not listed may still be used for transfer credit.  Please consult the appropriate University Department for the latest information.
Pierce College Home Page

Electronics 81 Projects Class - Pictures of Student Projects

Sample Links for Electronic Project Parts: 
A.S. Degree In Electronics

 
Lecture and Lab Facilities are Located
in the New Village Building
lab 

Certificates In Analog, Digital
 And Communications Electronics



A Mix of Theory and Hands-On Training
July 2009 - Ken Sharpe