The Mobile Electronics program here at Daniel Morgan Technology Center (DMTC) is a two-year program consisting of four semester long courses. These courses are designed to introduce students to the exciting world of electronics with an emphasis on mobile applications like car audio.

The first year (Mobile Electronics A & B) is designed as an introductory course into the exciting world of electronics and technology in general. After an introduction into safety practices, we will begin with basic electronics concentrating on DC and AC circuits, while learning numerous "hands-on" skills such as soldering and test equipment usage. We will also take a look at basic installation techniques for various types car audio equipment.

The second year (Advanced Mobile Electronics A & B) will delve deeper into Basic Electronics and car audio systems. After a review of concepts already covered, we will look at semiconductor devices and integrated circuits. We will also look closer at car audio components, including audio amplifiers and signal processing. In addition, we will look at more advanced car stereo installation techniques. Proper test equipment usage is emphasized throughout the entire program.

Although mobile applications (such as car stereos) are discussed, this is first and foremost an electronics class. Students can use this training to pursue numerous post-secondary options such as electronics technician training at numerous community colleges throughout the state and/or an electrical engineer training at either of the two major universities in South Carolina.