A tier 2 laptop computer is required for students in the computer engineering technology program. Laptop specifications are available at www.alfredstate.edu/required-laptops. Some courses may require specialized tools and/or electronic components.

TECHNICAL STANDARDS

It is essential that students are able to fully participate, with or without a reasonable accommodation, in engineering technology lab and test procedures. Engineering technology students should be able to:

Maintain ethical standards as defined by professional societies such as ASME and IEEE (non-exhaustive list)

Appropriately use hand and power tools.
Appropriately use test, analysis, and measurement equipment
Maintain professional integrity in the classroom and laboratory setting
Communicate effectively, orally and written
Perform experiments safely in a laboratory environment
Visually decipher lab equipment digital or analogue displays
Understand and retain information found in equipment manuals, datasheets, and lab instructions
Comprehend written and oral directions; act on those directions safely
Visually identify and select hardware components
Visually distinguish computer software user interface elements
Interpret software outputs to analyze data
Have sufficient dexterity to finely adjust equipment settings
Interpret complex data tables and graphs

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

62 semester credit hours in program as listed above
Minimum of 20 semester credit hours of liberal arts and sciences
4 of 10 General Education areas
2.0 or above cumulative grade point average
2.0 or above grade point average in major courses (ELET, CISY, MECH, MCET)
Approval of department faculty

343 - Computer Engineering Technology (AAS)

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