Computer System/Networking Specialty

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All specialties in the Electronic Technology area begin with a common core of classes, which emphasizes the fundamental relationships used in all electronics.  These classes create the critical foundation upon which specialty courses are built. In addition to the core classes, the Computer System/Networking specialty incorporates a course on programmable logic controllers.  This class emphasizes programming skills, controller interfacing, and digital relationships.  The peripherals course evaluates and troubleshoots the various devices that are interfaced with a microcomputer.  The networking class evaluates data communication systems, network control, and local area network applications.  The computer troubleshooting class emphasizes different troubleshooting methods and techniques necessary in repairing today's microcomputers.  These techniques are re-enforced by hands-on repair of various types and  models of computers.

 

	First Semester	Credits
IVYT1XX	First Year Seminar	1
EECT101	Introduction to Electronics & Projects	3
EECT111	Introduction to Circuit Analysis	4
EECT112	Digital Fundamentals	3
MATH137	Trigonometry w/Analytic Geometry	3

   

 

	Third Semester	Credits
EECT128	Introduction to C Programming	3
EECT140	Networking	3
EECT211	AC Electronics Circuit Analysis	4
MINT205	Programmable Controllers	3
PHYS101	Physics I	4