Electronic & Computer Engineering Technology - CET
- Associate of Applied Science
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Turn your talent for computers into an exciting career with a degree in Computer Engineering Technology. The program combines electronics and digital theory, providing a comprehensive background in both hardware and software through classroom and laboratory learning. Graduates are prepared for technical careers working with PC-based systems, digital/analog equipment, and troubleshooting and maintaining hardware, software, networking, and interfaces.
In this program, you will study basics of electronic devices, technical math, physics, computer language, circuitry, data acquisition and networking, and other aspects of computer engineering. Rounding out the curriculum are courses in communication, sociology, psychology, and speech. You’ll demonstrate competency with an individual project at the end of the course, which will include a hardware and software component, a written report, and an oral presentation complete with budget, timetable, schematics, and a daily log.
Upon completion, you can enter the workforce or take calculus courses at Western and transfer directly into the Computer Science bachelor's degree at UW-La Crosse.
Electronic & Computer Engineering Technology - CET 2015-2016 Graduation Employment Stats
| Graduates | 15 |
| Graduates Responding | 10 |
| Employed in Related Occupation | 2 |
| Employed in Non-related Occupations | 0 |
| Seeking Employment | 0 |
| Continuing Education | 8 |
| Not in Labor Market | 0 |
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| Responding | 0 | 0 |
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Respondents in Related Occupations
- Technician; Registration Technology, La Crosse, WI
- Telecommunications Technician; Dairyland Power, La Crosse, WI
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Program Outcomes
- Use effective communication skills
- Apply mathematical concepts
- Transfer social and natural science theories into practical applications
- Demonstrate ability to think critically
- Demonstrate ability to value self and work ethically with others in a diverse population
- Use technology effectively
- Make decisions that incorporate the importance of sustainability
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Program Specific Requirements
To enroll in the Electronic & Computer Engineering Technology - CET program, first apply for admission to the College. Once your application is processed, you will be asked to set up a meeting with an instructor to go over the expectations of the program.
Courses
The following list is not the official course list for this program. It is intended to give students an idea of what coursework will be required.
Current students should use the MyWestern [1] self-service portal when registering for class.