This course introduces students to basic circuit simulation methods using computer software. Students analyze transient and steady-state characteristics of passive dc/ac circuits and active circuits using common solid-state devices.

• • Enable student to acquire knowledge in the areas of the purpose and operation of passive dc/ac circuits and active circuits using common solid-state devices.
• • Provide student with opportunities to gain hands on experience with simulation software and to solidify their understanding of theory with experiments and demonstrations. .

This course is a possible elective for an Associate of Applied Science degree with and emphasis in Electronics Technology, where the purpose of the Associate Applied Science Degree is to provide employment-related knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in a chosen field of study.
ET 174B - Circuit Simulation addresses the following AAS degree student learning outcomes. Students to complete programs in occupational areas are expected to demonstrate:
Know:
The subject matter appropriate to the fundamentals of electronics.
Are Able To:
• Acquire skills and perform tasks necessary for employment of career enhancement in the general field of electronics.
• Utilize appropriate resources and reference materials to remain current in the field of electronics.