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Associate Degree in Electronics

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Associate of Applied Science

Electronics Technology Degree

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64 credits

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September 09

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The associate degree in electronics at Bryant & Stratton College is a practical, two-year program that provides students with a strong foundation in the principles and applications of electronic systems. This electronics technology degree covers key areas including electrical technology, manufacturing applications, analog and digital electronics, microprocessor systems, and electromechanical systems. Students who complete this program may find opportunities to pursue careers in electronics technician and electrical engineering technician roles—fields already represented in the career outcomes listed for this program. 

As a 2-year electronics degree focused on practical, lab-supported training, this program is designed to prepare graduates for entry-level positions working with engineers and technical teams in electronics and manufacturing environments. Students gain the knowledge and experience needed to inspect circuit designs, test equipment, build and repair electronic control systems, and troubleshoot issues under the direction of electrical and electronics engineers. 

Graduates of the Electronic Technology degree can pursue further electronic technician training by continuing their education with the bachelor’s in electronic engineering technology degree at Bryant & Stratton College.

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Associate Degree in Electronics in Ohio

This electronics technology degree is currently offered on-campus at Bryant & Stratton College’s Parma, Ohio location. Students interested in this program should contact the campus directly for information on current enrollment, class schedules, and available support services.

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Associate Degree in Electronics Outcomes

Bryant & Stratton College’s associate degree in electronics provides students with the ability to:

Apply the basic principles of analog and digital electronics to analyze, troubleshoot, and maintain electronic equipment using standard established practices, procedures, and tools common to the industry.
Utilize the ability to interpret technical documentation and make recommendations/decisions about the utilization and purchase of electronic equipment and material.
Apply the knowledge learned to improve the effectiveness of system operation.

Key Courses in the Electronics Technology Degree

Coursework in this associate degree in electronics covers analog and digital systems, microprocessors, industrial electronics, and hands-on lab training. For a full course listing, please refer to the Bryant & Stratton College catalog. Digital Electronics gives you the fundamentals of digital logic, including numbering systems, logic gates, Boolean algebra. The Microprocessor Control course introduces microprocessors, memory and I/O interface design and programming, covering CPU architecture, memory management, co-processor interfaces, bus concepts, serial I/O, and interrupt control.

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Continue Your Education in Electronic Engineering Technology

Bryant & Stratton College offers a clear academic pathway for students who complete the associate degree and want to continue their education. This 2-year electronics degree can serve as the foundation for further study in the BS in Electronic Engineering Technology program, which provides more in-depth preparation for long-term advancement in the electronics field. Students who want to build on their technical expertise and pursue broader engineering technology roles may find that advancing to the bachelor’s level opens additional career pathways.

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Overview

Gain fundamentals in electrical engineering theory and practice as applied to real-world problem-solving in industry.

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  • 4-Years Full-Time Study
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Overview

Gain a solid foundation in electronic systems as you learn to analyze, troubleshoot, and maintain electronic equipment.

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Program Format

On-Campus

Program Duration

  • 2-Years Full-Time Study
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Related Degrees

BS Electronic Engineering Technology

BS Electronic Engineering Technology

From analog and digital electronics, embedded software and hardware applications, and critical thinking and reasoning skills, learn essential skills and gain the experience to pursue a career in the electrical engineering field.

Next On-Campus Start Date:
September 09

Total Credit Hours: 120

Approximate Program Length:
32 months

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In addition to your classroom experience, we recognize the importance of real-world application. Through our partnership network, students are provided with opportunities to actively apply their technology education within their chosen field to gain valuable work experience.

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What can you do with an associate degree in electronics?

Graduates with an associate degree in electronics are prepared to work alongside engineers in the development of electrical and electronic equipment. With an electronics technology degree, graduates have the insights and tools needed to inspect circuit design and test equipment, build and repair electronic control systems, and troubleshoot issues under the direction of an electronics engineer. Graduates may also find pathways into Electrical Engineering Technician roles, a career track that is directly connected to the skills developed in this program.

The hands-on lab work and technical curriculum in this program are designed to help graduates make a practical contribution from their first day on the job. Whether pursuing entry-level technician positions in manufacturing, electronics maintenance, or engineering support, an associate degree in electronics from Bryant & Stratton College can help provide the foundational credentials and skills to pursue those opportunities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

By earning your Associate of Applied Science in Electronic Technology, you demonstrate to prospective employers that you have built a foundational and practical understanding of electronic systems. At Bryant & Stratton College, our two-year electronic engineering degree program is focused on the essentials of electronic systems as they apply to manufacturing.

Electronics technology refers to all the systems, parts, software, hardware, scientific principles and processes involved in the use and control of electrical equipment, systems and technologies. Put very simply, what it does is keep the electronics and equipment that help power our lives going strong.

Coursework for degree programs in electronic engineering technology is designed to be challenging, but achievable. At Bryant & Stratton College, our programs provide the knowledge and the support you need to be successful in class and throughout your career.

What Is an Electronics Technology Degree?

An electronics technology degree is a program that provides students with a practical understanding of electronic systems and the technical skills needed to work with them in professional settings. Core areas of study typically include analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessor systems, electromechanical systems, industrial electronics, and troubleshooting and maintenance techniques. Together, these areas of study prepare graduates to support the design, testing, repair, and maintenance of electronic equipment and systems across a range of industries.

At Bryant & Stratton College, the associate degree in electronics is a two-year, 64-credit program structured to give students both the theoretical knowledge and the applied skills needed to pursue entry-level technician positions. The curriculum is built around hands-on lab work that reinforces classroom concepts and helps students develop practical capabilities they can apply directly in electronics-focused work environments.

Why Choose a 2-Year Electronics Degree?

A 2-year electronics degree is an efficient path for students who want to enter the workforce in an electronics or electrical technician role without the longer timeline of a four-year program. The 64-credit associate degree at Bryant & Stratton College is designed to be completed in under two years, making it a practical choice for students who want to begin building their careers in electronics as efficiently as possible.

The curriculum includes manufacturing-focused training alongside lab work, giving students exposure to the applied environments where electronics technicians typically work. Graduates are prepared for entry-level technician roles and have the option to continue their education through the BS in Electronic Engineering Technology, which allows them to build on the associate-level foundation they’ve already established.

Associate Degree in Electronics vs. Electrical Engineering Associate Degree

An associate degree in electronics is an applied, technician-focused credential designed to prepare students to work with electronic systems, devices, testing equipment, troubleshooting protocols, and maintenance procedures in real-world technical environments. It is practical by design, preparing graduates to step into entry-level electronics or electrical engineering technician roles and contribute to engineering teams.

This program can also serve as a foundation for students who want to continue further electronic engineering technology study at the bachelor’s level. Students who are comparing program options or evaluating their long-term career goals are encouraged to review the curriculum details and speak with an admissions representative to determine which program best aligns with their interests and plans.

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