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Computer and Electronics Engineering Technology
Associate's degree or Diploma

This degree can be obtained at:

Alabama  Bessemer (Birmingham)
Madison (Huntsville)
Mobile
Arkansas  Little Rock
Arizona  Phoenix
Tempe (Phoenix)
Tucson
California  Anaheim (Los Angeles)
Clovis (Fresno)
Lathrop (Stockton)
Oxnard (Los Angeles)
Rancho Cordova (Sacramento)
San Bernardino (Los Angeles)
San Diego
San Dimas (Los Angeles)
Sylmar (Los Angeles)
Torrance (Los Angeles)
Colorado  Thornton (Denver)
Florida  Fort Lauderdale (Ft Lauderdale)
Jacksonville
Lake Mary (Orlando)
Miami
Pinellas Park (Tampa/St. Petersburg)
Tampa
Georgia  Atlanta
Duluth (Atlanta)
Kennesaw (Atlanta)
Iowa  Clive (Des Moines)
Idaho  Boise
Illinois  Burr Ridge (Chicago)
Mount Prospect (Chicago)
Orland Park (Chicago)
Indiana  Fort Wayne (Ft. Wayne)
Indianapolis
Newburgh (Evansville)
South Bend (South Bend/Mishawaka)
Kansas  Wichita
Kentucky  Lexington
Louisville
Louisiana  Baton Rouge
St. Rose (New Orleans)
Massachusetts  Norwood (Boston)
Woburn (Boston)
Maryland  Owings Mills
Michigan  Canton
Grand Rapids
Swartz Creek (Flint)
Troy (Detroit)
Minnesota  Eden Prairie
Missouri  Arnold (St Louis)
Earth City (St. Louis)
Kansas City
North Carolina  Charlotte
High Point
Morrisville (Raleigh/Durham)
Nebraska  Omaha
New Mexico  Albuquerque
Nevada  Henderson (Las Vegas)
New York  Albany
Getzville (Buffalo)
Liverpool (Syracuse)
Ohio  Columbus
Dayton
Hilliard (Columbus)
Maumee (Toledo)
Norwood (Cincinnati)
Strongsville (Cleveland Area West)
Warrensville Heights (Cleveland Area East)
Youngstown
Oklahoma  Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Oregon  Portland
Pennsylvania  Bensalem (Bensalem "Lower Bucks County")
Dunmore (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton)
Harrisburg
King of Prussia
Monroeville (Pittsburgh)
Pittsburgh
South Carolina  Columbia
Greenville
Tennessee  Chattanooga
Cordova (Memphis)
Knoxville
Nashville
Texas  Arlington (Dallas/Ft. Worth)
Austin
Houston West (South Gessner)
Houston North (Blue Ash Drive)
Richardson (Dallas/Ft. Worth)
San Antonio
Houston South (Bay Area Blvd)
Utah  Murray (Salt Lake City)
Virginia  Chantilly
Norfolk
Richmond
Springfield
Washington  Everett (Seattle)
Seattle
Spokane Valley (Spokane)
Wisconsin  Green Bay
Greenfield (Milwaukee)
Madison
+ - Offers Computer and Electronics Technology
* - Offers Diploma


What It Means:
Technology runs the planet, with computer and electronics playing an essential role in many types of modern technology. It is truly a digital world, and those who understand this world can become valuable additions to technology-focused employers. Studying computer and electronics engineering technology at ITT Technical Institute can help graduates prepare for career opportunities in a variety of entry-level positions in many fields involving modern electronics and computer technology. These fields include, among others, aviation, communications, computers, consumer products, research and development, and defense. This program of study can help students become acquainted with certain circuits, systems and specialized techniques used in electronics and computer technology career fields. It also exposes students to a combination of classroom theory and practical application in a laboratory environment.

What It Means To You:
If you like to take things apart just so you can see how they work, you could be the kind of student who would feel at home studying computer and electronics engineering technology at ITT Technical Institute. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics**, "as technology becomes more sophisticated, employers continue to look for technicians who are skilled in new technology and require a minimum of additional job training. Opportunities should be best for individuals who have completed a 2-year program in engineering technology."

Graduates who successfully complete the Computer and Electronics Engineering Technology program at ITT Technical Institute have the credential that can help them begin their careers in a variety of entry-level positions in various fields involving electronics and computers, such as technician, electronics technician, field service representative, salesperson and computer technician.

**SOURCE: 1998-1999 Occupational Outlook Handbook

What Students Are Currently Studying:
Computers in Technology DC Electronics
AC Electronics
PC Technology
Digital Electronics
Microprocessors
Electronic Devices
Networking Concepts
Communications Systems
Control Systems
Introduction to Computer Programming
College Mathematics
Physics
Composition
Problem-Solving
Dynamics in an Information Society
Social Problems in an Information Society
Group Dynamics
Contemporary Art and Humanities

What Equipment Students Are Currently Using:
Computers
Applications programs relevant to the field
Standard hand tools
Multimeters
Power supplies
Oscilloscopes
Signal generators

How Long Will It Take:
This program of study is eight quarters in length and meets three days per week. It leads to an associate's degree or diploma.

 
  
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