Three DMTC Students Acheive MECP Certification
May 2007
The Mobile Electronics Department at Daniel Morgan Technology Center is proud to announce that three graduating seniors have passed their national certification exam in Mobile Electronics. This was quite an accomplishment for the students considering the program is supposed to last for two years, and since they were seniors, they only had the benefit of one year of study.

The three students who achieved the “Basic” Mobile Electronics Certification are Spartanburg High School seniors Martin Wright & Matthew White and Broome High School senior Shawn Finley. All three of these gentleman excelled during there short time in the Mobile Electronics program. All three are also headed for engineering school after graduation, with both Matthew and Shawn pursuing Electrical Engineering at Clemson, while Martin pursues Mechanical Engineering in North Carolina.


The Mobile Electronics Certified Professional program is the only nationally recognized program that certifies mobile electronics installers and sales people on the installation techniques and capabilities of automotive information technology, entertainment, navigation and safety/security systems. Owned and operated by the Consumer Electronics Association, the program has certified more than 25,000 installers since its creation in 1991.