This course provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to acquire an entry level position as PC Technicians or IT Professionals. Material covers topics from the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) A+ certification exam.
The mission of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Technology (CET) program is to prepare students with foundational and advanced knowledge of computer information systems and engineering principles. The curriculum encompasses key areas such as networking, cybersecurity, ethical hacking, Internet of Things (IoT), cyber risk management, mathematics, computer electronics, PC maintenance and support, programming, system installation, testing, solid-state circuits, peripheral equipment, and technical report preparation.
The CET program emphasizes experiential learning, providing hands-on laboratory training that complements coursework in digital systems, microprocessors, computer networks, and programming. This technical foundation is further reinforced through studies in mathematics, science, and general education, fostering analytical thinking and professional readiness. By integrating practical application with theoretical knowledge, students develop the expertise needed to address real-world computing challenges.
Graduates are prepared for careers in computer information systems, electronics technology, IT services, computer networks, server maintenance, cybersecurity analysis, and programming. The program aligns with industry-standard certification tracks such as CompTIA, enabling students to pursue certifications in computing and networking based on testing requirements.
The Computer Engineering Technology degree equips graduates with the skills for immediate employment and long-term career growth. They are positioned to excel in technical roles and advance into supervisory or managerial positions. The program prepares students to meet emerging challenges in the rapidly evolving technology landscape, fostering continuous professional development and leadership in the field of computer engineering technology.
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Available as a Minor
Learn about the Minor in Computer Engineering TechnologyProgram Facts
Program Format
On Campus, Online
Start Term
Spring, Summer and Fall semesters
Tuition Cost
Number of Credits
120-125 hours
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Sample Courses
CET215 PC Maintenance and Support
3 Credits
CET285 Network Maintenance and Support
3 Credits
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform entry level tasks of Network Technicians or Network Administrators. The material will include topics covered by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) Network+ certification exam.
CET381 Network Administration I
3 Credits
Introduces Client/Server networking features associated with network operating systems related to the needs of business, industry and government agencies. Includes laboratory component. Prerequisite: “C” or higher in CS280.
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Career Outlook
As a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Technology degree program graduate, you can find a career as a Network Engineer, Network Infrastructure Engineer, Network Security Engineer, Cyber Security Engineer, Support Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Network Technician, Network Manager, Information Technician, Server Manager, Senior Designer, Information Systems Director, Software Technician or PC Technician.
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