Online · 60 credits · 24 months
Learn electronics the way it is actually practiced
Associate of Applied Science in Electronics Engineering Technology — taught online, built around a virtual bench you access from anywhere. Probe simulated circuits, debug realistic failures, and graduate ready for the technician floor.
60
credit hours
24 mo
full-time path
18
hands-on lab courses
1:14
instructor to student
Why Anode
Online should not mean hands-off
A real bench, in your browser
Every term unlocks a virtual workbench: oscilloscope, DMM, function generator, dev boards, and components — no shipping required.
Circuits before code
You start with DC and AC analysis on simulated hardware, not just theory, so the concepts stick.
Embedded and industrial
Microcontrollers, PLCs, power electronics, and networking — the systems employers actually run.
Troubleshooting as a skill
A dedicated course on fault isolation, calibration, and reliability, taught by working technicians.
Program outcomes
What you can do at graduation
- Analyze DC and AC circuits and predict system behavior under load.
- Design, build, and debug analog, digital, and embedded circuits in simulation.
- Operate and calibrate virtual oscilloscopes, analyzers, and bench instrumentation.
- Program microcontrollers and PLCs for real-world control tasks.
- Document designs and test results to industry standards.
- Diagnose faults systematically and restore equipment to spec.
Where graduates work
Roles this degree targets
Illustrative U.S. ranges for planning purposes, not a guarantee of employment.
Next cohort starts in January
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. No application fee.