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Lighting control and low level home automation have created a great deal of opportunity in the Electronic & Audio Visual Systems field. The demand for home theater installation or commercial and residential security systems are also great avenues in this industry.

The Electronic & Audiovisual Systems (EAV) program is designed to prepare students for employment in the audiovisual systems, electronic systems and live sound reinforcement industries. EAV students develop a solid foundation in principles of electricity and electronics, and the application of low–voltage electronics to residential and commercial applications. Students acquire the basics of media systems design, especially as it relates to sound and video systems. They learn low voltage installation techniques including, networking systems, integration of audio and video components, and live sound reinforcement. Students work with a variety of tools and hardware, including digital multimeters, cable testers, reflectometers, cabling, switches, connector blocks and equipment racks. Throughout the program they are trained in on–the–job safety.

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Hands–On Training to Become a Skilled Technician

Associate of Applied Science Degree

60 weeks

It's not just classrooms in Madison Media Institute's Associate of Applied Science Degree program in Electronic & Audio Visual Systems. If the topic for the day is subwoofers, you'll spend some time in lecture but the rest of the time is then spent hooking up subwoofers. You get to make a lot of noise and use your hands in this program!

As an Electronic & Audio Visual Systems student you'll learn about home theater installation in our commercial grade theater, as well as how to design and build high–speed data networks, AV systems, security systems, live sound reinforcement systems, and much more. You'll learn how to connect components ranging from digital display projectors to audio components to networking infrastructure. You'll also study non-technical aspects of the electronic & audio visual systems business, and breaking trends in the electronic systems industry.