Computer Engineering Technology Major

(68 credits)

Computer Engineering Technology provides students the opportunity to develop the skills, knowledge, and strengths to become technicians and technical leaders in the design, implementation, integration, and support of computer-based and network systems; which are critical to the achievement of initiatives, projects, research, and business goals.

*Accredited by Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET. For more information click here.

Required Courses:

Electronics and Computer Technology Courses (45 credits):

ECT 130 - Introduction to Electronics and Computer Technology 2 credits
ECT 165 - D.C. Circuits and Design 3 credits *
ECT 167 - A.C. Circuits and Design 3 credits *
ECT 168 - Computer Design Technology 3 credits *
ECT 231 - Digital Computer Logic 3 credits
ECT 232 - Digital Computer Circuits 3 credits *
ECT 281 - Introduction to Robotics and Automation 3 credits *
ECT 301 - Technical Data Management and Applications 3 credits *
ECT 303 - Microcontroller Hardware and Software 3 credits *
ECT 306 - Computer Network Management Technology 3 credits
ECT 308 - Microcontroller Applications and Interfacing 3 credits *
ECT 401 - Data Communications and Internet Technology 3 credits
ECT 403 - Practical Digital Logic Design 3 credits *
ECT 406 - Senior Project 3 credits
ECT 430 - Senior Seminar 1 credits
ECT 437 - Industrial Computer Systems Management 3 credits

Management (6 credits from courses such as):

MET 404 - Engineering Design and Management 3 credits
MET 405 - Economic Analysis for Engineering and Technology 3 credits
TMGT 471 - Production Planning and Control I 3 credits
TMGT 478 - Industrial Organization and Functions 3 credits
TMGT 492 - Industrial Supervision 3 credits

Mathematics/Computer Science and Physical Science Requirements (11 credits):

Courses in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Geology– 8 credits.

CS 256 - Principles of Structured Design 3 credits
(or higher level structured language.)
MATH 129 - Fundamentals and Applications of Calculus 3 credits

Directed Foundational Studies (3 credits):

MATH 115 - College Algebra 3 credits

Note:

*Denotes a course having a laboratory component requiring additional contact hours.

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