The program begins with direct current circuits and progresses through basic DC electronics into the fundamentals of analog electronics. Diodes and transistors, op-amps, and integrated circuits become very familiar through laboratory experiments in each section. The classroom theory is immediately applied in carefully designed laboratory projects.

After analog electronics, the digital section commences with detailed classroom and laboratory experiments using troubleshooting equipment and circuit components. Troubleshooting skills are developed as each student successfully adds to their knowledge in this very exciting field. Intro to PC Office Applications course familiarizes the student with Microsoft Office software such as Word and Excel. Computer hardware and software configuration, as well as operating systems, are included in three A+ courses as an elective choice. Two computer-networking courses are included in the program with additional computer classes as elective options. For the student that may desire to work in the security or control field, there are core course choices of relay logic & motor controls as well as programmable controls.