I-BEST
Computers, Electronics, and Networks
Train to install, maintain, and repair electronic, computer, robotic and network systems in hands-on classes.
Quick Start Certificates: Soldering Certificate, and Plated- Thru Hole Certificate
Courses help students increase math and reading skills as well as technical and problem solving skills needed for jobs in this field. Job opportunities include working in computer service
technology, robotics, technical equipment servicing, computer or network installation, maintenance or administration, test engineering and electronics manufacturing.
Program Benefits:
• Get hands-on training
• Gain real world experience
• Use the latest lab equipment
Job Opportunities as:
• Assemblers
• Solderers or Braisers
Entry-level earnings about $10.00-$15.00/hr
Choices for Further College Study and Career Paths:
Advanced certificates in:
• Basic Electronics
• Network Installation and Computer Support
• Network Technology
Increase earning potential at to $15.00-$30.00/hr
Earn a two-year Associate of Technical Arts Degree in Network Technology. Train as a technician to install, troubleshoot, upgrade, and repair computers and install computer networks. Also prepare for the Network+ Certification Exam and Server+ Exam.
Earn a two-year Associate of Technical Arts Degree in Robotics and Electronics Technology. Train in electronic circuit analysis, functional testing, and troubleshooting of complex linear, digital and microprocessor-based circuits. This training makes extensive use of practical, hands-on learning.
To find out more about I-BEST opportunities:
- Call the Developmental Education office at 425-640-1593 and schedule an appointment with Barbara Whalen
- Email barbara.whalen@edcc.edu
- Drop by the DevEd office in Mukilteo Hall, room 403
Find out more about Computers, Electronics, and Networks
Visit: http://cen.edcc.edu or call: 425.640.1902
*Wage Source: Washington State Employment Security Department, 2008
