Systems Based Electronics - Instrumentation and Controls Technology Option

(Jackson County Campus)

The Systems Based Electronics - Instrumentation and Controls Technology provides the instruction necessary for students to gain the knowledge, skills, and abilities to monitor instrumentation and controls for a variety of processes that include but are not limited to energy or power generation and petroleum refining.  The program of study consists of a fifteen hour core of of systems-based electronics and thirty hours of targeted instruction designed to provide specialized skills in Instrumentation and Controls Technology.  Students completing the 60-hour program of study may earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Systems Based Electronics - Instrumentation and Controls Technology.