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College of Technology
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Electronics and Computer Technology |
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| Major |
Electronics and Computer Technology
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Computer Science
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Management Information Systems
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| College |
Technology
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Arts and Sciences
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Business
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| Degree Name |
BS Technology
Bachelor of Science in Technology
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BA or BS
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
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BS
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
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| Description |
Electronics and computer technology is the study of electronics and computers. Course topics include electronic components
such as transistors; electric motors; instrumentation and measurement circuits; programmable logic controllers that are used
in assembly lines; computer and digital circuits; electronic communication circuits such as those used in TV, radio, and wireless
applications; and computer networks such as those used in the Internet.
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Computer science is the systematic study of computing systems and computation. The body of knowledge resulting from this discipline
contains theories for understanding computing systems and methods; design methodology, algorithms, and tools; methods for
the testing of concepts; methods of analysis and verification; and knowledge representation and implementation.
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The management information systems program focuses on using computers as a functional tool within an organization to solve
problems. Graduates will be able to analyze an organization's computer needs, plan a computer-based delivery system to meet
these needs and direct the implementation and operation of the computer system.
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Focus/
Specialization
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| Possible Career Paths |
Research and development, supervision and planning, installation and maintenance, sales and service |
System analyst, application or system programmer, and technical support |
Programmer, systems analyst, management. |
Co-op /
Internships
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ECT students are required to do three cooperative education experiences. |
None required at this time. |
None required at this time. |
| Class Types |
General education, physics 201 and 202, mathematics up through calculus, business, technology electives, and computer networking. |
General education, business, computer programming.
Foreign language also required.
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General education, business, statistics, operation research, computer programming, database management, system and analysis
design, decision support systems, data communications, and managing computer resources.
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