Nov 24, 2024

2014-2015 Undergraduate Bulletin

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2014-2015 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]

Computer Engineering Technology, A.S.

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Educational Objectives

Computer Engineering Technology graduates will

be competent for successful long-term professional practice in computer engineering technology; and
understand the importance of lifelong learning and staying current in the field by participation in professional societies, earning advanced degrees, and receiving additional training or certifications.

Requirements for Associate in Science

Total credits for the A.S. program: 68 (must complete first two years of courses to earn the A.S. degree)
Credits in the major: 41 ¹⁷

Freshman Year

First Semester (17 credits)

ECT 110 - Practical Projects 3 credit(s)
ECT 111 - DC Electrical Fundamentals for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
ET 111 - Introduction to Engineering Technology 1 credit(s)
MTH 112 - Precalculus I for Engineering Technology 3 credit(s)
TC 111 - Technical Communications I: Expository Communication 3 credit(s)
All-University Curriculum 3 credit(s)⁵

Second Semester (18 credits)

CS 111 - Programming Foundations 3 credit(s)
ECT 121 - AC Electrical Fundamentals for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
ECT 122 - Introduction to Digital Devices for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
MTH 122 - Precalculus II for Engineering Technology 3 credit(s)
PHY 120 - Algebra-Based Physics I 4 credit(s)

Sophomore Year

First Semester (18 credits)

CS 275 - Introduction to Internet Programming 3 credit(s)
ECT 231 - Solid-State Fundamentals for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
ECT 232 - Digital Circuits II for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
MTH 232 - Calculus I for Engineering Technology 3 credit(s)
PHY 121 - Algebra-Based Physics II 4 credit(s)

Second Semester (15 credits)

ECT 241 - Analog Devices and Circuits for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
ECT 242 - Microprocessor Architecture and Programming for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
ECT 351 - Practical Issues in Electronic Technology 4 credit(s)
MTH 241 - Calculus II for Engineering Technology 3 credit(s)

Note(s):

See Program Requirement Notes-CETA for superscripts above.