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AA
The second-highest bond rating by S&P and Fitch. AA is subdivided (in decreasing order) into AA+, AA, and AA-. Bonds with AA ratings are investment-grade, meaning that banks are allowed to hold them. AA bonds are low-risk and low-return. The rating is equivalent to an Aa rating by Moody's.

AA
A grade assigned to a debt obligation by a rating agency to indicate a very strong capacity to pay interest and repay principal. Such a rating indicates only slightly lower quality than the top rating of AAA. Also called Aa.


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Academic Requirements: To pursue an AAS program in Electronics Engineering, there are certain academic requirements that include subject areas such as: * Circuit Design * Microcontrollers * Electronic Communications * Electronics Lab * RF (Radio Frequency) Theory * Technical Writing Skills Development: The program emphasizes various skills in the students, which are learnt and developed through offered theoretical and practical sessions.
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