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Instructor: Jon Bragdon |
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Instructor: Jon Bragdon |
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This program surveys a range of computer/electronics vocations: computer programming, robotics, computer graphics (illustration and photography), basic electronics, troubleshooting and repair on a modular level, local area networking, and Internet technology. Building on core skills in computer and electronics technology, each student chooses one of these areas for focused vocational training and practice aimed at preparation for the job market with entry-level skills or better.
Working in our modern laboratory with state-of-the-art equipment, students gain theoretical and hands-on experience with advanced computers and software, test equipment, electronic components, and diagnostic tools and procedures. Student course work may include, as appropriate to the focus area: building robotic machines, writing programs, computer photography and illustration, digital darkroom techniques, 3D animation, digital video, constructing electronic circuits, assembling and testing working computers, designing and constructing a working network, and maintaining an Internet server. In all of these subject areas, a strong emphasis is placed on self-motivation, problem-solving, documentation research, numeracy and literacy, preparation for optional post-secondary education, interpersonal communication skills, safety, and creative inventiveness.
Related career/job possibilities include computer repairperson, programmer, electronics technician, network technician, computer graphics technician, and computer video technician.
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