Railroad Electronics Certificate
This certificate is a comprehensive program of study that covers the fundamental electronic principles used by railroad signal control systems technicians. Upon successful completion of this program, the student should be able to apply basic digital and analog theory required in the maintenance of right-of-way crossing and train control systems.
Enrollment in the program is subject to the approval of the BNSF training director and JCCC division administrator.
(Major Code 4540; State CIP Code 49.0208)
Required Courses
RREL 180 | Introduction to Railroad Electronics* | 1 |
RREL 181 | Circuit Analysis DC/AC* | 6 |
RREL 182 | Semiconductor Devices and Circuits* | 6 |
RREL 183 | Digital Techniques* | 6 |
RREL 284 | Electronic Communications* | 6 |
RREL 285 | Microprocessor Techniques* | 6 |
RREL 286 | Applied Microprocessors* | 2 |
Total Hours | 33 |
Total Program Hours: 33