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Effective date of this calendar, unless otherwise indicated, is Sept. 1, 2002 to Aug. 31, 2003. Start date: September - 45 weeks (Full-time) DescriptionThis Program is designed to train electronics technicians specializing in the installation, servicing and maintenance of computer equipment, networks, and related computer systems. The 45 - week program consists of a 32-week Basic Electronics section and a 13-week Computer Systems section. Successful completion of each course in the Basic Electronics section is a prerequisite for entry into the Computer Systems section. The Basic Electronics section will establish a solid foundation for an electronics technician's career by providing a thorough knowledge of electronics theory, good hand skills and a logical approach to electronics troubleshooting. The method of instruction will be equally divided between classroom lecture and hands-on lab work. The Computer Systems section will apply the skills obtained in the Basic Electronics section to the maintenance of computer systems. The method of instruction will be mainly hands-on training on related computer systems. Customer relations and interpersonal skills will also be stressed. Career OpportunitiesThis 11-month program is designed to provide the training necessary to become successful Computer Systems Technicians. Almost every business and organization today uses computer systems, and their use will grow substantially in the future. There is a high demand for technicians who can install, service and maintain these systems. Student ProfileProspective students should have an aptitude for logical thinking, an even temperament and good hand skills. Admission RequirementsGeneral admission requirements plus grade 10 reading comprehension as assessed by Kwantlen and C+ or better in Mathematics 12, or MATH 1112, or equivalent on Kwantlen math assessment. Physics 12 or equivalent would be an asset. ContentBasic ElectronicsCPSY 1100 Basic Electricity CPSY 1101 Basic Electronics CPSY 1102 Digital Electronics CPSY 1103 Introduction to Microprocessors Computer SystemsCPSY 1200 Personal Computers CPSY 1201 PC Networking CPSY 1202 Multi-user Systems CPSY 1203 Control Systems GraduationUpon successful completion of this program students are awarded a Computer Systems Technician Certificate.
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