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TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

Program Competencies

 

Upon graduation with an Associate in Applied Science degree in Telecommunications Technology, the graduate will be able to:

  • Use the various color codes for cable and component recognition
  • Be proficient at terminating wire connections using solderless type connectors
  • Demonstrate proficiency in using electronic test instrumentation, such as dual trace oscilloscopes, frequency counters, function generators and alignment generators
  • Be proficient at troubleshooting half-wave, full-wave and bridge power supplies. In addition, student will be able to troubleshoot and repair voltage doublers and triples as well as series-pass regulators
  • Prototype multi-stage analog and digital circuits, check these circuits for normal operation
  • Design, construct and test digital logic circuits to meet the demands of any four input logic circuits
  • Analyze and trouble-shoot digital systems used in the creation and transport of digital information and conversion to analog output
  • Use various software packages to create documents, spreadsheets, graphs, databases and presentations
  • Design voice, data, LAN and WAN telecommunications networks
  • Specify cabling systems requirements for internal or external communication applications
  • Demonstrate proficiency in the installation of telecommunication end-user equipment, switching and transmission equipment
  • Be proficient in the use of various topologies, transmission media, network interfaces and shared resources to interconnect telecommunications networks
  • Present current and emerging technologies in telecommunications to a residential or commercial client
  • Demonstrate technical proficiency in creating video content for distribution through various telecommunications channels
  • Upon graduation with an Associate in Applied Science degree in Telecommunications Technology, the graduate of the traditional program option will also be able to:
  • Set up document, robotic, and studio color camera(s) for video production and/or teleconferencing
  • Edit a short program on a linear and non-linear video editing system
  • Demonstrate an ability to accomplish with others assigned job tasks in a work environment provided by the internship program

Available at:
South

Pre-Admission Recommendations:
Not Applicable

Recommended H.S. Courses And/Or Experiences:
3 years Math
2 years Science
2 years Vocational Electives
Cisco Network Academy

Career Opportunities/Further Education:
Telecommunications
Local/Wide Area Network Support
Computer Support
Telephone, Cable, Television, and Alarm Firms

 

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