AA/AS in Computer Engineering Technologies/Technicians

This associate degree gives students a strong grounding in electronics principles, with emphasis on installing, maintaining and repairing computer systems, networks and related equipment that support manufacturing and other settings. Alongside a broad electronics background, students learn how computer systems are built, how peripherals work, installation steps and troubleshooting through a hands-on curriculum. Typical roles include industrial systems specialist, systems analyst, maintenance technician and field service representative. Transfer options exist through the college's university partnership. Completers earn a Associate of Applied Science degree. The program is listed in the 2026-2027 college catalog under curriculum code 6312, in the Engineering, Business & Information Technologies area. Prospective students can contact the college's advising team for help with admission, enrollment, transfer and graduation questions, and some programs offer credit for prior learning.