Computer Engineering Technology
* A TAC of ABET ACCREDITED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
Computer Engineering Technology is another exciting career option for students to consider. This program combines electronics and digital theory as they relate to computers. It bridges the gap between hardware and software by providing a solid foundation in both and tying the disciplines together with a curriculum that has intensive classroom and laboratory components. Students learn how to apply microprocessors, embedded microcontrollers and networks in a hands-on, laboratory-based environment. Computer Engineering Technology prepares students to accept positions in computer design and repair, embedded microprocessor and microcontroller appliance and control applications, and in networking applications.
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE A.A.S. DEGREE
| GENERAL EDUCATION CORE REQUIREMENTS |
Credits |
| EN-101, 102 |
English Composition I, II |
6 |
| MA-114*§ |
College Algebra and Trigonometry for Technical Students |
4 |
| MA-128* |
Calculus for Technical and Business Students |
4 |
| PH-201§, 202† |
General Physics I, II |
8 |
| SS- or HI- |
Electivesin Social Sciences or History (HI-100 series) |
6 |
Sub-total |
28 |
| REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MAJOR |
|
| ET-110 |
Electrical Circuit Analysis |
4 |
| ET-140 |
Sinusoidal and Transient Circuit Analysis |
3 |
| ET-210§, 220 |
Electronics I, II |
8 |
| ET-350§ |
Computer Control Systems |
3 |
| ET-420 |
Computer Project Laboratory |
1 |
| ET-501 |
Computer Applications |
1 |
| ET-502 |
Introduction to Computer Programming |
1 |
| ET-503 |
Introduction to Assembly Language Programming** |
1 |
| ET-504§ |
Operating Systems and System Deployment |
2 |
| ET-540 |
Digital Computer Theory I |
4 |
| ET-560§ |
Microprocessors and Microcomputers |
4 |
Sub-total |
33 |
| ELECTIVES |
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ET electives†** |
3 |
Total Credits Required for the A.A.S. Degree in Telecommunications Technology: Verizon ...................................................................................................... 64
Note: On the basis of a Speech Placement Test administered to all students upon admission, up to two semesters of remedial speech may be required.
* Students may substitute MA-440 and MA-441 in place of MA-114 and MA-128.
† Students may substitute PH-411 and PH-412 in place of PH-201 and PH-202
§ Sections of this course denoted as "WI" may be taken to partially satisfy the Writing Intensive Requirement.
** Students should check with the department regarding changes in the degree requirements which are pending approval.
For additional information please contact:
Dr. Stuart Asser
Queensborough Community College
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology Department
Bayside, NY 11364
718-631-6207
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