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Electronic for High School Students

Lake Area Tech Technical Institute, through the Corona Learning Center and in conjunction with the South Dakota Office of Career and Technical Education is offering the following High School Career and Technical Education (CTE) Electronics Courses:

CT00121 - DC Circuits

Description

This is a hands-on (the student uses laboratory equipment) entry-level electronics course that that provides an understanding of direct current electricity. The student will be exposed to electrical quantities, and measurement systems. Furthermore students learn about schematic and pictorial diagrams, component familiarization, wiring and soldering techniques and the use of the multimeter.

Prerequisites

Algebra I

Appropriate Grade Levels

10,11, 12

Course Materials

Electronic

Technology

Online

Content Area

Career & Technical Education

When Offered

1 Semester (fall) or (spring)

Credit

Half

CT00122 - AC Circuits

Description

This is a hands-on (the student uses laboratory equipment) intermediate-level electronics course that provides an understanding of alternating current electricity. Students will learn about magnetism, and the basic electrical devices (coils, capacitors etc.). Additionally the student will learn how to use electronics test equipment, especially the oscilloscope.

 

Prerequisites

DC Circuits, Algebra I

Appropriate Grade Levels

11, 12

Course Materials

Electronic

Technology

Online

Content Area

Career & Technical Education

When Offered

1 Semester (fall) or (spring)

Credit

Half


 

CT00123 - Digital Circuits

Description

This is a hands-on (the student uses laboratory equipment) intermediate-level electronics course that provides an understanding of digital circuitry. Students will learn about: binary and hexadecimal numbering systems, gates, the various types of flip-flops, registers and memory circuits. Additionally the student will learn how to use electronics test equipment, especially the function generator, the logic probe, and the oscilloscope.

Prerequisites

DC Circuits, Algebra I

Appropriate Grade Levels

11, 12

Course Materials

Electronic

Technology

Online

Content Area

Career & Technical Education

When Offered

1 Semester (fall) or (spring)

Credit

Half

CT00124 - Analog Circuits

Description

This is a hands-on (the student uses laboratory equipment) upper-level electronics course that provides an understanding of complex analog circuitry. Students will learn about active electronic devices, especially the transistor, and the diode. Students will explore the use of amplifiers, oscillators, and pulse circuits. Additionally the student will learn how to use electronics test equipment, especially the function generator, and the oscilloscope.

Prerequisites

DC Circuits, AC Circuits, Algebra II

Appropriate Grade Levels

11, 12

Course Materials

Electronic

Technology

Online

Content Area

Career & Technical Education

When Offered

1 Semester (fall) or (spring)

Credit

Half

These courses are offered in cooperation with the Corona Learning Center. For more information contact Cheryl Rondeau-Bassett

PHONE:                      605-434-8150 Corona Learning Center

                                    605-237-1501 Cell      EMAIL:  crondeau@tnics.com

To print a complete syllabi of the courses listed above, click on the desired link:

DC Circuits

AC Circuits

Digital Circuits

Analog Circuits

 

 

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