This STEM pathway prepares students for careers in electronics throughout Georgia's manufacturing and technology sectors. Students develop skills in circuit analysis, component testing, troubleshooting, and equipment repair. The program combines electronics theory with practical application. Georgia's electronics manufacturing and tech companies create career opportunities. The pathway prepares graduates for electronics technician positions with advancement potential.
Curriculum covers electrical fundamentals, circuit theory, components and devices, testing procedures, and troubleshooting. Students learn to read schematics and analyze circuits. The pathway emphasizes accuracy and safety. Students understand digital and analog electronics. Field experiences with electronics work develop practical expertise. Students engage with Georgia's electronics and manufacturing community. The pathway prepares graduates for electronics technician positions and advanced certification pathways.
Georgia's manufacturing and technology sectors provide electronics career opportunities.
Electronics at a Glance
3
Courses
8
Credentials
4
Career Paths
State Standards & Framework
Georgia standards require competency in electrical fundamentals, circuit analysis, and troubleshooting. Students must understand electronic devices and systems.
Courses emphasize both theory and hands-on electronics work. Certifications in electronics are integrated throughout.
Typical Course Sequence
| Course |
|---|
| Introduction to Electronics |
| Electronics Technology I |
| Electronics Technology II |
Industry Certifications & Credentials
- ✓Autodesk Certified User - Inventor
- ✓Autodesk Certified User - AutoCAD
- ✓Unity Certified User - Programmer
- ✓CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+)
- ✓Microsoft Office Specialist - Excel
- ✓IC3 Digital Literacy Certification
- ✓NOCTI Engineering Technology
- ✓OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
Career Opportunities
Salary data from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2024). Growth projections from BLS Employment Projections (2023-2033). Cost-of-living adjustment uses BEA Regional Price Parities (2023). Entry-level salaries reflect the 25th percentile; experienced salaries reflect the median.
Electronics Technician
Entry LevelSalary range: $37,850 - $61,190
Field Service Technician
Entry LevelSalary range: $37,850 - $61,190
Lead Technician
ExperiencedSalary range: $37,850 - $61,190
Supervisor
ExperiencedSalary range: $49,150 - $62,420
Work-Based Learning Opportunities
Work-based learning with electronics manufacturing, equipment repair shops, and technology companies throughout Georgia.
Career & Technical Student Organization
Students in this pathway can participate in SkillsUSA, gaining leadership experience and competing in career-related events.
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