Organization Information

Our program was opened in 1987. In 1992, YÖK-World Bank II. It is included within the scope of Industrial Training Project. Within the scope of this project, three fully equipped laboratories with a capacity of 30 people each were established and the faculty members working in the program were trained abroad in their fields. Evening education has been opened in our program since the 1997-1998 academic year. Our program, which was established to train qualified technical personnel needed by the Turkish industry, constantly updates its training curriculum in accordance with developing technologies. In 2000, a joint study was carried out in cooperation with MEB and YÖK, and the curriculum was changed in line with developing technologies. Program laboratories have all kinds of design, testing and manufacturing units for industrial electronic applications required by the industry. Since 2010, it has been continuing education under the Electronics Technology Program under the Electronics and Automation Department within the scope of IKMEP since 2010.

Degree Earned Electronics Technician Registration and Admission Conditions 1-High school or equivalent school diploma 2- Sufficient score from the University Selection Examination (YGS) Subjects Provided in Our Program and Skills Gained by Students Identification, measurement and testing of electronic circuit elements Basic electronic principles Computer applications, computer design and package program use Design, testing and maintenance of electrical-electronic devices Design and system control of servo-synchro systems Industrial microprocessor and microcontroller applications PLC systems and their use in automation Electronic printed circuit design and manufacturing Fields where Students Graduating from the Industrial Electronics Program Can Find Working Opportunities In public institutions and organizations (Telekom, PTT, TRT, TSE) In private organizations producing in the fields of Electrical and Electronics All private organizations using electronic systems at any stage of production