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TO SUCCEED AS A TECHNICIAN YOUR EDUCATION NEEDS TO INCLUDE...
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| FUNDAMENTALS:
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Build,
test and troubleshoot circuits and systems.
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| COMPUTING:
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Use
word processing and spreadsheet software. Design with CAD
software.
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| DIGITAL/MICROPROCESSOR
SYSTEMS: |
Build,
program and troubleshoot systems. Write software to check
and upgrade systems. Distinguish between hardware and software
problems. Install
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| WIRELESS
COMMUNICATIONS / TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS:
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Construct/analyze
data communications circuits and systems. Install and troubleshoot
LANs and Internet. Manage cell phone and satellite systems.
Analyze and troubleshoot phone systems.
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| INDUSTRIAL
CONTROLS : |
Set up and adjust microprocessor control
systems. Work with programmable logic controller systems.
Analyze and troubleshoot robotic systems. Troubleshoot control
systems.
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| MATHEMATICS
& PHYSICS: |
Use
quantitative principals and software to analyze/solve problems.
Analyze
electronic, mechanical and optical components. Transfer
skills to new technologies.
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| GENERAL
EDUCATION: |
Write
letters, proposals, memos, reports and proposals. Make presentations
to general and technical audiences. Develop teamwork and
customer relation skills. Evaluate issues related to technology.
Use critical thinking and learning skills to further career
growth.
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Technicians
build, install, test, evaluate and maintain electronic equipment.
Working in areas such as field service, sales and manufacturing,
technicians use specialized test equipment, PC hardware and
software, systems documentation and schematics, as well as
basic hand and power tools.
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