Computer Engineering Technology Specialization
From hand-held devices to defense-related equipment, computer engineering technology experts create advanced electronics in all areas of the research, manufacturing, medical, communications, security and consumer products markets. When you earn your bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) with a specialization in Computer Engineering Technology, you'll have applied learning in relevant and emerging technologies and the ability to apply creativity to the design of systems, components, processes, or services in order to address desired needs, realistic constraints, and technical standards. Here's what else you'll receive at DeVry with a specialization in Computer Engineering Technology:
- Experiential instruction from faculty with years of industry experience
- A technology-based, career-oriented education
- A continually updated curriculum that keeps pace with the latest advancements
- The technical skills needed for positions such as test engineer, R&D technologist, or software developer
Follow a career track in Computer Engineering Technology by choosing this specialization when you earn a bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering Technology from DeVry.
Requirements: To earn a Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology with a specialization in Computer Engineering Technology, you must complete 9 full-time semesters or 139 credit hours.
One full-time semester equals
- 2 eight-week sessions
- 15 credit hours
- 4 to 5 courses
You also can spread your courses out and complete your electronics engineering technology degree program part time, taking anywhere from 1 to 14 credit hours (about 1 to 4 courses) each semester until you have completed 139 credit hours (about 43 courses). Whatever best fits your schedule and your life.
Talk to a DeVry representative to learn more about the Computer Engineering Technology specialization for the Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) bachelor's degree program.
