Electronics Engineering Technology Certificate

Launch your electronics engineering career at Clackamas Community College

Do you have a passion for technology and enjoy working with your hands? Clackamas Community College's Electronics Engineering Technology Certificate program equips you with the skills you need to thrive in this exciting field.

Our hands-on program emphasizes practical training in electronics, digital logic, troubleshooting and schematics. Gain the foundational knowledge to create, understand and modify electrical control systems – a critical skill in today's technology sector.

Choose your path

• Fast-track your career with our one-year Electronics Engineering Technology Certificate.
• Pursue a bachelor's degree with transferable credits to the Oregon Institute of Technology's Electronics Engineering Technology program.

Benefits of our program

• Industry-standard curriculum: Learn the latest tools and techniques used by professionals.
• Outstanding job placement: Our graduates are highly sought-after by employers.
• Team-oriented learning: Develop essential teamwork and communication skills.

Ready to take the first step? Contact us today to learn more about how our Electronics Engineering Technology Certificate program can launch your career!

Required classes for the Electronics Engineering Technology Certificate

Build your future career in electronics engineering technology 

Gear up for success by gaining essential electronics engineering skills 

If you like taking electronics equipment apart and putting it back together, working with your hands and problem solving, the Electronics Engineering Technology Certificate program could be the career path for you. Our program equips you with a strong foundation in electronics through core courses covering basic electronics, digital logic, troubleshooting techniques, physics applications and semiconductor linear circuits.

Upon graduation, you should be able to:

• Communicate: Clearly explain complex electronic systems verbally, in writing and through diagrams.
• Troubleshoot: Diagnose and solve problems within electronic systems efficiently.
• Analyze: Break down electronic systems to understand their function and interaction.
• Build and install: Install or assemble electronic and electromechanical systems according to specifications.
• Test: Use industry-standard test equipment to diagnose and maintain electronics effectively.
• Work safely: Prioritize safety practices while working with electricity and electronic equipment.

Our program fosters hands-on learning through disassembling and reassembling electronics, interpreting technical documents, building prototypes with various tools, and applying diagnostic procedures to service and maintain equipment.

Investing in your future

Clackamas Community College offers some of the lowest tuition rates in the Portland metro area. To begin building the cost for your program, you can start with the base estimate below. 

This estimate includes the cost of tuition and the general fees applied per class and per academic term. This estimate does not include additional fees required for many courses or the cost of course materials. Contact the program to learn more about additional costs that may apply. 

You can also find more information about the costs of attending CCC on the Tuition and Fees page.

Get help paying for college

Scholarships and grants (free money!) are available for students in this program. For help with financial aid and scholarships, contact the Financial Aid Resource Lab.