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Engineering Technology

The Computer Network Engineering Technology can prepare you for a career working with computer local and wide area networks. You will learn basic computer electronic theory; to install new computer equipment; how to operate a computer; to program computers; to repair computer electronic hardware; and to install, maintain, and repair data communication networks. This technology is available as a degree, diploma, or certficate.    

What You'll Learn...

·         Installing and maintaining fiber optic networks

·         Digital and computer electronics

·         Installing and maintaining computer systems

·         Installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting data communications networks such as LANs, WANs, and related equipment 

·         Programming in C++ Language

·         Operating and maintaining basic computer network software

Why You'll Succeed...

·         More than half of all new jobs created require education beyond high school

·         Employees with degrees tend to be more eligible for promotion

·         Associate degree holders generally earn more than high school graduates

·         College credit may be awarded for relevant work experience

·         Many credits from an Associate Degree may be applied toward a Bachelor Degree

What You'll Earn...

·         A competitive salary with excellent opportunities for advancement

·         Employment opportunities in computer network installation, troubleshooting, and management at numerous or ganizations, both large and small

·         The credentials to advance in a position in this field

·         Strong status in the job market - Computer Network Engineering graduates are in demandhe credentials to advance to a position as a lead designer

Program Mission

The mission of the Computer Engineering Technology Department is to provide a comprehensive education that will enable students to succeed in their future educational and career goals. The department is committed to providing a firm background in electronics with specific skills in computer- oriented topics, such as computer troubleshooting, data communications, and computer software. In addition, related technical disciplines are provided that will develop a student’s technological skills and problem solving abilities. The department also is committed to providing students with the skills and theoretical foundations necessary to pursue a career in this field or continue their education at the baccalaureate level.