Computer Engineering Technology

The Computer Engineering Technology A.A.S. Degree

This program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
Welcome to the Computer Engineering Technology program. This Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree enables graduates to enter the job market as a Computer Engineering Technician. The program focuses on the theory and application of computer hardware and software. Students in this program study the following:
- electric circuits analysis
- digital circuits design and analysis
- electronic devices
- high level programming
- microprocessor/microcontroller programming and interfacing
- digital communication
- computer networks
The objective of this program is to prepare engineering technicians in the areas of design, fabrication, and maintenance of digital electronic systems. Graduates may pursue careers in areas such as hardware/software testing, digital systems design, computer networking, and computer systems installation and maintenance.
Industrial Computer Fundamentals Certificate
The Industrial Computer Fundamentals technical certificate program is designed for quick-entry into a technical career within two semesters (only six courses). The program has a low total cost and a high income return. State of the art equipment and software used in the program are endorsed by major Mid-South industrial companies.
Program and Course Information
To find out more about courses offered at Southwest, you can use our Interactive Course Schedule (opens new window) to see when and where a class is being offered.
Related Links
- Faculty
- Program Educational Objectives and Student Outcomes
- Industrial Computer Fundamentals Technical Certificate Student Outcomes
- Advantages of the Industrial Computer Fundamentals Technical Certificate
- Computer Engineering Technology A.A.S. Enrollment Profile
- Industrial Computer Fundamentals Enrollment Profile
Contact Information
Email: engineering@southwest.tn.edu
Program Coordinator: Janet Sykes
Phone: 901-333-4138
Macon Cove Campus Fulton Building, Room 315
Secretary: Bernice Neal
Phone: 901-333-4150
Fax: 901-333-4496
Macon Cove Campus Fulton Building, Room 300
This program is part of the Engineering Technologies Department.