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MICROCOMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES
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(G) Students in the microcomputer technologies curricula may pursue a course of study leading to the A.A.S., a certificate, or a letter of recognition. The associate's degree curriculum is designed to prepare graduates for technical employment in a high-technology area. The certificate curricula are for individuals seeking a career change or desiring to augment their education for career advancement. Students also have the option of transferring to certain four-year institutions that offer bachelor of technology degree programs. This A.A.S track provides entry-level skills in the field of microcomputers, wireless, networks, network cabling, repair and service. Topics include microcomputer architecture, configuration, peripherals, and installation; basic circuit analysis and an introduction to digital circuits; microcomputer troubleshooting and repair; and setting up and troubleshooting computer networks, including wireless.
This curriculum, incorporating basic electronics and
digital electronic devices and communication systems, prepares students
to enter the wireless communication systems field. It also provides
a foundation in cellular theory and construction of wireless communication
systems.
This certificate curriculum will allow students to enter
the computer technician field at a more basic level than that associated
with the complete spectrum of courses for the A.A.S. program. It will
qualify the student to take the A+ certification examination and will
serve as partial preparation for network certification examinations.
The student may also elect to apply all of these credits toward completion
of the associate's degree.
A+ Microcomputer Certification
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| MT 127 | Microcomputer Control Programs |
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| MT 140 | Microcomputer Configuration and Installation |
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description pages to identify courses with prerequisites.
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