Electrical Electronics Engineering: Computer Technology, A.A.S.

Associate of Applied Science Degree: (AAS-EECT)

About the Program

The Electrical Electronics Engineering Technology, Computer Technology, Associate of Applied Science degree program prepares students for several IT industry careers by providing in-depth exposure to computer hardware and operating systems. Students learn the functionality of hardware and software components as well as suggested best practices in maintenance and safety issues. Through hands on activities and labs, students learn how to assemble and configure a computer, install operating systems and software, and troubleshoot hardware and software problems. This program helps students prepare for the CompTIA’s A+ certification, Microsoft Certified System Engineer, and Microsoft Certified Systems Administrators exams.

This Program Offers:

• Associate of Applied Science: 65 credit hours

Program Goals

• To assure that students are provided educational experiences in the areas of electrical and electronic computer technology
• To teach students the functionality of computer hardware and software components maintenance and safety
• To produce students who can critically think and troubleshoot hardware and software problems
• To prepare students to successfully pass the CompTIA’s A+ certification, Microsoft Certified System Engineer, and Microsoft Certified Systems Administrators exams

Program Outcomes

• Students will be able to successfully pass the CompTIA’s A+ certification, Microsoft Certified System Engineer, and Microsoft Certified Systems Administrators exams
• Identify, describe and explain the steps and procedures for setting up and managing a Windows Server Active Directory Environment including identification of the policies and procedures associated with implementation
• Identify, troubleshoot and repair hardware and software problems

Admission Requirements

Individuals interested in the Computer Technology program are required to fulfill the following requirements:

• Fulfill all WCCCD admission requirements
• Declare intent to enter this program on the WCCCD Application for Admission or change intent at the Admissions Office
• Fulfill course placement requirements based on the ACCUPLACER^® assessment
• Students must Complete a WCCCD Program Application and submit to the Campus Academic Officer during the semester they are enrolled in EE 101 Circuit Analysis I  - 4 credit hours
• Students with prior electrical electronics, licenses, training and experience may be qualified to waive certain classes