Electronic Technology Program

It is a technical program that provides education and training to ensure that students are qualified to work in the sectors of R&D, quality control, production, and technical service. Students in the Electronic Technology Program earn an “Electronic Technician” title after completing a two-year associate degree program.

They can find employment in the fields of electronics manufacturing companies, electronics import and export companies, and technical service departments.

ISUBU Vocational School of Technology and Applied Sciences Electronics Technology Program

The Department of Electronics and Automation at the School of Applied Sciences, Isparta University of Applied Sciences, has been offering the Electronics Technology Program since 1986.  

Our program includes “Vocational Training in the Workplace,” which consists of three semesters of classroom instruction and a fourth semester of workplace training. Detailed information about Vocational Training in the Workplace can be found on the Isparta University of Applied Sciences Vocational Schools Coordination web page (meyok.isparta.edu.tr).

Purpose

Electronics Technology Program The Electronics Technology Program is an associate degree program that aims to train intermediate personnel for the manufacturing sector. The objectives of the ISUBU TBMYO Electronics Technology Program are defined as follows:

The primary objective of the Electronic Technology program is to train individuals who possess fundamental electronic knowledge and application skills and can effectively use measurement and testing instruments. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to develop digital and microcontroller-based electronic systems, as well as to become qualified individuals who can effectively design, program, install, and maintain industrial automation systems. Furthermore, training individuals who are sensitive to occupational health and the environment, have strong professional communication skills, and are competent in preparing technical documentation is also among the program's primary objectives.

Target

The Electronic Technology program aims to prepare students for the industry by combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills in the field of electronics. In this regard, students will gain sufficient knowledge to recognize electronic circuit components and explain their properties, and will be able to design basic electronic circuits using different methods and implement them on experiment boards and modules.

Students will gain the ability to perform circuit analysis using measurement devices such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and signal generators, and to identify problems in faulty circuits using testing techniques. Students will also reach a level where they can design digital electronic circuits with logic gates and integrated circuits, and develop basic automation projects with microcontrollers (Arduino, PIC, MSP430, etc.). 

Students who can analyze PLC systems and power electronics circuits commonly used in industry will be able to carry out the design, programming, and installation processes of these systems in conjunction with sensors. Additionally, students will gain the ability to prepare computer-aided technical drawings, schematics, reports, and presentations for electronic projects. The goal is to train individuals who are aware of occupational health and environmental issues, can use professional foreign languages at a sufficient level, and can communicate both verbally and in writing using technical terms.

Mission

Vision: ISUBU Technical Sciences Vocational School Department of Electronic Technology aims to train electronic technology technicians who keep up with technological developments, continuously update their knowledge in their field, maintain communication with industry, and are sought after rather than job seekers, primarily in the Mediterranean region.