With programs in health care, business, and welding, and a host of other areas, the ATI Technical Training Center has been a top choice for vocational training for more than 35 years. Today ATI has multiple campuses throughout the southwestern United States, including four in Florida. At ATI Miami, prospective electrical engineers can choose from two programs in electronics training. Students who enter the ATI Electronic Engineering Technology associate degree program will gain practical experience in areas that include computer operations, digital electronics, and telecommunications. ATI's Miami campus also hosts an electronics system technician certificate program, and basic craft skills. The center guides both students and graduates with career-planning services, as well as part-time job placement and job skills training.
ATI Career Training Center-Miami
7265 Northwest 25th St.
Miami, FL 33122
888-209-8264
aticareertraining.edu
ITT Technical Institute has more than 100 locations around the country, including a location in Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta's ITT Tech campus features an associate degree program in computer and electronics engineering technology. The program combines general education courses, such as composition, physics, and microeconomics with electronics courses designed to acquaint students with theory while simultaneously giving them hands-on experience. Required courses include digital electronics, networking concepts, and AC electronics. The institute is equipped with training labs, computers, power supplies, and other test equipment that exposes students to key practical skills required for entry-level positions as field service representatives, technicians, or salespersons. Students matriculated into this program also have the option of taking part or all of the required coursework online or at a designated distant-learning site.
ITT Technical Institute Atlanta
485 Oak Place, Suite 800
Atlanta, GA 30349
404-765-4600
itt-tech.edu
Established in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1892, Spencerian College expanded in 1997 to include a campus location in the state's second-largest city, Lexington. With dozens of academic programs in allied health and technology-related vocations, Spencerian's Lexington campus hosts a comprehensive electronic engineering technology associate degree program. The program seeks to give students a concrete background in basic and advanced skills in varying facets of electronics engineering. The curriculum includes courses that cover vocabulary and symbols of AC/DC theory, circuit electronic devices, and other digital fundamentals. Upon graduation, students have sufficient education for a variety of positions that include laboratory bench technicians, assembly-line repair technicians, and even industrial robotics programmers.
Spencerian College
1575 Winchester Rd.
Lexington, KY 40505
859-223-9608
spencerian.edu