Electronics college courses

...This course is based on the AQA Electronics specification, and complements other subject choices in science and mathematics, as well as computing and other areas of the curriculum. WHAT WILL I LEARN? The course will enable you to develop an understanding of the processes and technology involved...

...Electronics has revolutionised the way in which we lead our lives. Obvious examples are radio, television and computing, but electronics systems control virtually every aspect of our lives; in cars, washing machines, aircraft, telephones - the list is endless. This course is a useful introduction...

...Further electronics:; sequential logic systems; counters; operational amplifiers; operational, inverting, non-inverting & summing amplifiers; ; 555 timers; power amplifiers. capacitors; RC networks...

...Electronics This course attracts a good sized group and is very popular. The subject is taught in well- equipped, light laboratories that provide...

... two being internally assessed. From September 2017, the following A Levels (Electronics, Music Technology, Dance, Classics, Ancient History and Geology...

...*Business for technicians Science for technicians Mathematics for technicians Electronics Electrical & Electronics Principles Key Skills Numeracy...

...To develop essential knowledge and understanding in electronics and to gain the skills needed to apply the theory to practical situations. For more information please visit our website, www.worthing.ac... Learn about: Study skils...

...Electronics A Level. Prospectus Code (FTB92) Barnstaple. Length of Study. AS Level one year. A Level two years. Entry RequirementsCost. A good scientific calculator will be required (approximately 15). You may consider buying a textbook and a memory stick to store your written work. Depending...

...AS A2 Electronics WHY TAKE ELECTRONICS? If you enjoy learning by experimenting and through practical work then you will enjoy Electronics. We...

...In AS Level Electronics you need to gain an understanding of the electronic circuits so that you can then start to design your own circuits. You will set up and test circuits in the electronics laboratory using electronics kits as well as computer software programmes. The AS course begins...

...PLEASE NOTE - THIS IS AN AS COURSE ONLY Why study Electronics? Well, it's fun for one thing! You get to build and test circuits almost from the first...

...HNC Electronics Course Aims: This course provides the skills and knowledge to enter high technology engineering at technician level or alternatively...

...Why choose Electronics? Electronics transformed our lives in the twentieth century and will continue to do so this century. This will require a new generation of technologists who need to be able to solve problems, think logically and adapt their ideas to new situations. Some background...

...Electronics is a rapidly expanding area and is becoming increasingly important in both industry and the home we all rely on electronics for some part of our work and leisure. The course aims to enable you to gain an understanding of the principles of modern electronics and to become competent...

...Electronics AS/A Level Science, Psychology & Engineering Board and Syllabus details Board: AQA - Syllabus: AS Level (1431), A Level (2431...

...AS/A2 Electronics is the science underpinning much of the modern world. It uses simple components as building blocks for complicated systems with a huge range of functions. For instance a microprocessor is used in familiar devices such as i pods, mobile phones and even washing machines...

...Electronics (AS and A Level) ELECTRONICS AS and A Level (WJEC) Campus: Cheadle and Marple (05.12.2008) Course overview The course aims to develop...

...The course is designed to develop and maintain an interest in and enjoyment of electronics and its application through investigation and problem-solving, the understanding of fundamental electronic systems and principles and the social, economic and environmental implications of electronics...

...One of the aims of this course is to develop an interest in and enjoyment of electronics and its applications through investigation and problem solving. Further, it provides an appropriate body of knowledge, understanding and skills suitable for the study of the subject at a higher level...

...GCSE. Are you interested in how a radio works? Would you like to build an intruder alarm? This course will explain how and show why electronics is so important in modern life. You do not need to have studied Electronics previously, but some mathematical ability is required...