|  The
Computer Engineering Technology
curriculum provides the skills
required to install, service,
and maintain computers, peripherals,
networks, microprocessors and
computer controlled equipment.
It includes training in both hardware
and software, emphasizing operating
systems concepts to provide a
unified view of computer systems.
Coursework includes mathematics,
physics, electronics, digital
circuits, and programming, with
emphasis on the operation, use,
and interfacing of memory and
devices to the CPU. Additional
topics may include communications,
networks, operating systems, programming
languages, Internet configuration
and design, and industrial applications.
Graduates should qualify for employment
opportunities in electronics technology,
computer service, computer networks,
server maintenance, programming,
and other areas requiring a knowledge
of electronic and computer systems.
Graduates may also qualify for
certification in electronics,
computers, or networks.
Associate
in Applied Science Degree
- A40160
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