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Computer Engineering Technology/Associate of Applied Science Degree (A.A.S.)
 
This program prepares students for immediate employment as computer and network technicians. Students receive a general background in electronics, software, computer networks and data communication in addition to specialized training in the assembly, configuration, diagnosis and repair of IBM-compatible personal computers. By proper choice of electives, mathematics and science courses, A.A.S. graduates may transfer into the B.S. in Computer Engineering Technology program at Capitol College. The certificate program, with fewer credit requirements, leads into the A.A.S. program without loss of credit. Some students may wish to take courses within this program for industry certification, such as the A+, Network+ and CCNA. For the CompTIA A+ Certification, take ENT 184, ENT 284, and CIS 170. For the CompTIA Network+ Certification, take ENT 189. For Cisco’s CCNA Certification, take ENT 194-197. For more information about the Computer Engineering Technology Programs, call 301-322-0751.


Degrees & Certificates:

Computer Engineering Technology    Code 633
Associate of Applied Science Degree (A.A.S.)


Program Concentration         45-46 Credits

ENT 171 Circuits and Measurement Techniques

3

ENT 172 Circuit Analysis and Design

3

ENT 177 Introduction to Computing for Technology

3

ENT 178 Analog Circuits

4

ENT 180 Digital Circuits

4

ENT 184 Introduction to Personal Computer Hardware

2

ENT 185 Circuit Evaluation and Repair

2

ENT 281 CPU Architecture

4

ENT 284 Computer Repair

4

CIS 101 Computer Literacy (or higher)* 

3

CIS 140 Introduction to Local Area Networks

3

CIS 170 Understanding Operating Systems

3

Technical electives

7-8

Choose from the following:

CIS 230           CIS 241              ENT 183
ENT 189          ENT 194-197     ENT 219
ENT 283          ENT 286            ENT 296-298


(Note: Students who wish to achieve CCNA certification should take ENT 194-197 in place of
CIS 101, CIS 140, CIS 170, and technical electives.)


Required General Education Courses          24-25 Credits

English Composition I and II*

6

Humanities*

3

SPH 101
Mathematics*

3

MAT 134 or higher
Science*

4

PHY 157
Social Sciences*

3

Cultural Diversity*

3

Health/Physical Education

2-3

Any HLE or at least 2 credits of PED

Minimum Required for A.A.S. Degree         69 Credits

 

A+ Preparation          Code 636
Certificate

Students who complete this program should be able to repair and upgrade personal computers. They also should be prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification examination in personal computer hardware and operating systems. The courses also can be used as part of the Computer Engineering Technology A.A.S. degree.

CIS 101 Computer Literacy

3

ENT 184 Introduction to Personal Computer Hardware 

2

ENT 284 Computer Repair

4

CIS 170 Understanding Operating Systems

3

Total Required for Certificate          12 Credits

 

Cisco CCNA Preparation       Code 635
Certificate

(Pending MHEC approval)

Students in this program will learn to configure and trouble shoot Cisco routers in wide area networks, and be prepared for Cisco’s CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) examination. (Note: Students will pay for and take this industry certification exam separately from the college’s certificate program.) The courses also can be used as part of the Computer Engineering Technology A.A.S. program.

ENT 194 Router Technology I

4

ENT 195 Router Technology II 

4

ENT 196 Router Technology III 

4

ENT 197 Router Technology IV

4

Total Required for Certificate          16 Credits

 

Computer Service Technology            Code 643
Certificate

ENT 171 Circuits and Measurement Techniques

3

ENT 184 Introduction to Personal Computer Hardware

2

ENT 189 Network Hardware

3

ENT 284 Computer Repair

4

ENT 286 Advanced PC Configuration

4

CIS 101 Computer Literacy (or higher) 

3

CIS 140 Introduction to Local Area Networks

3

CIS 170 Understanding Operating Systems

3

MAT 134 Trigonometry with Applications to Technology (or higher)

3

Technical electives

5-6

Choose from the following:

CIS 230             CIS 241           ENT 183
ENT 194-197    ENT 219          ENT 283
ENT 296-298

Minimum Required for Certificate   33 Credits

 
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