Electrical school training courses in Detroit, MI (public, in-house or online)

MTI offers state-licensed courses in precision machining and metalworking. Its renovated 59,000-square-foot shop is equipped with close to 100 conventional and computer-controlled machine tools, and three 24-station computer-aided design (CAD) laboratories.

The Electrical Electronics Engineering Technology
Associate of Applied Science and College
Certificate degree program prepares students
for a wide range of job opportunities in the
installation and maintenance of electronic
equipment in manufacturing, research,
development, medicine and communications.
The Electrical Electronics Engineering Technology
program prepares students for various
International Society of Certified Technician
(ISCET) certification exams.
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Digital electronics is that branch of electronics dealing with finite and discrete signal levels. Most digital
signals are binary: they are either high or low.

This certificate can be earned while pursuing an Associate in Applied Science degree in Electrical
Technology.

This certificate can be geared to working people in industry that need the skills directly related to their job in
industrial controls. Also Electrical Engineers, who may have a theoretical four year degree, may want to
consider taking some of the classes in the certificate; especially ELEC 245-Programmable Controllers
and ELEC 260-Automation Controls and Robotics.

This certificate can be earned while pursuing an Associate in Applied Science degree in Electrical
Technology...

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This certificate can be earned while pursuing an Associate in Applied Science degree in Electrical
Technology. Analog electronics deals with infinitely varying signals and the components that amplify and
operate with these varying signals. Topics in this area include diodes, rectification, filtration, amplification,
transistors, scr, triacs, diacs, sensors and instrumentation.