Industrial Computer Fundamentals Technical Certificate
Academic Map
FIRST SEMESTER
| Course | Notes | Credits | mc |
|---|---|---|---|
| CENT 1310 Computer Systems & Software |
3 | ||
| ENTC 1124 Engineering Technology Tech | May substitute with any college-level math course | 3 | |
| ENTC 1114 Intro to Electrical / Electronic Tech | Co-req: ENTC 1124 May substitute with EETC 1313 |
3 | |
| Semester Credits | 9 |
SECOND SEMESTER
| Course | Notes | Credits | mc |
|---|---|---|---|
| CENT 1320 Programming for Technicians |
Prereq: CENT 1310 | 3 | Milestone Course |
| EETC 1331 Digital Fundamentals |
Prereqs: ENTC 1114 ENTC 1124 |
3 | Milestone Course |
| CITC 1320 A+ Hardware & Software |
3 | ||
| Semester Credits | 9 |
To stay on track, these courses must be taken in order.
General Advising Notes
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2019-2021
This program is not designed to transfer.
General Advising Notes
These courses are embedded within Computer Engineering Technology AAS except for ENTC 1124 & ENTC 1114.
- - ENTC 1124 may be substituted in the TC with any higher-level math course, such as MATH 1740.
- - ENTC 1114 can be substituted in the TC with EETC 1313 or EETC 1314.
- - There is a technical elective in the Computer Engineering Technology AAS that either of these courses will satisfy.
- - Learning support courses are not required for this certificate. However, if pursuing the CENT AAS degree simultaneously, see Helpful Hints below.
Students pursuing an AAS degree are encouraged to take the ACCUplacer college placement test after completing ENTC 1124, thereby better preparing for math placement exam.