Why is Electronics Important?

(a) Electronics jobs are the wave of the future, offering a professional and
rewarding career with competitive pay.
(b) By choosing Electronics, you are opening doors to a fulfilling career in an
ever expanding industry sector.
Would you like to be a part of an exciting and dynamic field that is the evolution of the future? From
the present day iPhone to our orbiting GPS satellites, electronics are a big part of our modern world,
continuously shaping the future and our lives.
The Electronics Engineering Technology program unfolds your passion for electronics. You will enjoy
hands-on activities and hands-on learning, while working with electronics and technology. Are you
fascinated by today's technological gadgets and enjoy learning how they work? Does it spark your
interest to take apart the toaster just to see if you can put it together again? For the innovative
thinker, the problem solver, the explorer with an inquisitive mind, the electronics program is your
journey to an exciting career.
By choosing Electronics, you are opening doors to:

A rewarding and professional career with competitive pay.

The choice of working after College OR pursuing an M.Tech or PhD degree in university.

A fulfilling career in an ever changing and expanding industry sector.

A domain that is always in demand for good technologists.

STUDYING ELECTRONICS IN TECHNO NJR WILL PREPARE YOU

FOR IMPORTANT INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS.
Plug yourself into a fast growing field and open the door to many possibilities! The Electronics
Engineering Technology program in College is designed to reflect the changes in today's high tech
world and offers the following specializations: Telecommunications, Computers and Networks,
Industrial Electronics and Computerized Systems Technology.
You will be headed toward a dynamic and rewarding career path with the technical skills employers
seek. These programs give you the option to pursue a professional career upon graduation or
continue on to university. Essentially, you will benefit from a hands-on approach to become an
innovative and creative technologist, enriching your future!

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN? COOL AND USEFUL STUFF!

The Electronics Engineering Technology program will give you a strong foundation in the theory and
practice of electronics, with the necessary skill set to succeed in the work force after you graduate.

You will learn how electronic components work and how to build cool and useful
stuff with them. Among the many specializations, you will also learn to diagnose faulty systems. After
completing the program, you can start working immediately with confidence with knowledge and
skill. Your expertise will be in great demand. Be prepared to work in a growing and dynamic field
when you start your career as an Electronics Technologist.

WHAT WILL YOU DO? PUT YOUR SKILLS TO THE TEST !

You will apply your acquired knowledge, skills and expertise in a wide range of applications.
Electronics are everywhere at the core of the communication systems and networks that bring you
data, video and voice via different technologies, in the computer that generates the amazing special
effects, you see in movies, even in the monitoring station of a petroleum refinery, regulating
pressure, temperature and fluid flow. As a technologist, you will be in high demand in a variety of
industries with many well-established organizations. Work opportunities are plentiful for skilled
individuals like you.

WHERE WILL YOU WORK? THE SKY IS THE LIMIT!

Upon graduation, you can choose to work in a variety of technical occupations related to computers
and networks, industrial automation, and the telecommunication field. Among some of the available
jobs, you may find yourself working in telephone companies, satellite communications, aerospace,
research and test laboratories, microelectronic centres and/or hospitals. With so many companies
relying on technology today, the sky is the limit.

HOW MUCH WILL YOU EARN? SHOW ME THE MONEY!

They say it's not all about the money and that job satisfaction is what counts. They also say when
you are fulfilled in your work and you have a sense that you contributed something useful to the
planet that's all that matters! With this program you will get the chance to experience both, good pay
and job satisfaction. You can expect to earn a competitive salary and above average wages right out
of College!

HOW DOES THE FUTURE LOOK? BRIGHT! GOT SHADES?

Electronics is the cutting-edge of the world today and the wave of the future, providing excellent
career opportunities. Electronic equipment is becoming more complex and is being used

everywhere, in industry, business and in our homes. New positions are opening up as we speak.
New possibilities are created daily as the world of electronics evolves.

What skills do I need to develop to become an effective

and successful engineer?
In preparation for an engineering career you should focus on developing a variety of skills,
including:
Technical Competence: The focus is on having the necessary technical skills and ability
to carry out your job. While an engineering education will provide the foundation of this
knowledge, as technology is constantly advancing you will be expected continue to learn
throughout your career.
Communications Skills: To be in effective engineer you must have the ability to
communicate, both in writing and orally. Focus on your writing skills, consider developing a
competency in a second language and also develop your public speaking skills. A good
communicator has influence and most importantly, gets noticed.
Leadership Skills: Leadership is more than just the position youre in, its about action.
An example where you will need leadership skills is during project management where you will
need to plan, set priorities, delegate, make decisions and to influence people. To help you
develop these skills get involved in a civic, school, professional or church group as a volunteer.
Teamwork: To be an effective engineer you will need the ability to work in a team
environment. Volunteer activities will also allow you to gain experience of team working.
Problem solving: As an engineer your job will be to come up with the answers and to do that you
need the ability to think, to look at the issues and come up with a solution. Good engineers are
therefore to be able to think critically, analyze options and to create great solutions to problems
that they have not encountered before.
Summary: To be an effective engineer you dont need to master each of these qualities and
skills. The successful engineer is well-rounded, with knowledge of the key skills and an ability
to apply them when needed. It will take effort on your part, but the fun is in the learning and the
reward is accomplishing your tasks and seeing the impact your work will have on society.
Why is Mathematics important to Engineers?
Mathematics is an important tool in every fields of engineering. In other words, Mathematics is
the science of pattern, that Engineers' seek out whether found in numbers, space, science,
computers, imaginary abstractions, or elsewhere.
There are three key reasons why mathematics is important for engineers:

1.The laws of nature (e.g., Maxwell's equations for electromagnetics, Kirchhoff's Rules
for circuit analysis) are mathematical expressions. Mathematics is the language of
physical science and engineering.
2.Mathematics is more than a tool for solving problems; mathematics courses can
develop intellectual maturity.
3.Computers do not make traditional mathematical analysis obsolete!
(a). (First, computer programs contain mathematical relations; understanding these
relations is still necessary.
(b). Second, debugging computer programs is a difficult art. One of the best ways to
validate a program is to compare the computer simulation to the analytical solution for
the same situation. Knowledge of traditional mathematical analysis is essential for this
method of validating computer programs.
(c ). Third, it is relatively easy to write brute-force computer code that requires a long
runtime and produces significant error, owing to accumulation of errors from the limited
resolution of machine numbers. Great increases in both speed and accuracy can be
obtained by using analytical solutions for parts of the problem, or by careful
development of appropriate algorithms.