Associate of Applied Science in
Computer and Electronics Technology A.A.S.
SUNY Clinton Community College
Key Information
Campus location
Plattsburgh, USA
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
2 years
Pace
Full time
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* International students are required to provide proof of Financial Resources in the amount of $22,500 USD prior to enrollment.
Introduction
The Computer and Electronics Technology (C&ET) A.A.S. degree program provides graduates with skills in two areas: information technology and electronics. Students have the option to concentrate their studies by following either the information technology track or electronics track. Skilled Computer and Electronics Technicians are in high demand, and nearly all students who have successfully completed the C&ET program have gone to work in the technology field, making some of the highest starting salaries of Clinton alumni. Graduates also have the option to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Computer or Electrical Engineering Technology.
Program Mission
The mission of the Computer and Electronics Technology AAS degree program is to prepare students for employment in information technology and electronics-related areas and/or for the pursuit of advanced degrees in computer or electrical engineering technology by educating them in the fundamental concepts, knowledge, and practices in information technology and electronics systems.
Program Outcome
The program will:
- prepare students to gain knowledge and practical competence in the major areas of the Computer and Electronics Technology field allowing for a wide variety of career opportunities.
- prepare students to conduct the research required to successfully complete computer and electronics-related projects consistent with current business/industry practice at the apprentice level.
- prepare students to demonstrate knowledge of the fundamentals of electrical circuits.
- prepare students to demonstrate knowledge of the fundamentals of analog and digital electronic circuits.
- prepare students to demonstrate knowledge of computer programming languages.
- prepare students to demonstrate knowledge and proper use of electrical test equipment.
- prepare students for work as entry-level computer and electronics technicians or further study within the field at requisite institutions of higher learning.
- prepare students to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, as well as interact effectively within the work environment.
- prepare students to solve mathematical problems typically encountered in the computer and electronics industries.