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COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY<br />

Program of Studies Leading to the A.A.S. Degree<br />

Personal computers and networks have become an essential part of how the global marketplace<br />

does business today. There is a continuous demand for qualified trained professionals<br />

capable of designing, installing and maintaining local and wide area network infrastructures.<br />

Individuals completing this program of studies will acquire the skills necessary to work<br />

as an internet help desk associate or a field service representative. The program is also a<br />

critical first step for those individuals interested in continuing their training and education to<br />

become a network administrator, network engineer, or other certified information systems<br />

professional.<br />

Qualified students enrolled in this program may apply as candidates for the Student Temporary<br />

Employment Program (STEP) articulated between LCCC and the Tobyhanna Army<br />

Depot. Graduates of the CST program who have successfully completed all requirements of<br />

STEP are then provided the opportunity for permanent employment at the Tobyhanna Army<br />

Depot.<br />

Also, the program prepares graduates, who are interested in obtaining a bachelor’s degree<br />

in Computer Engineering Technology/Computer Information Systems Technology/<br />

Electronics Engineering Technology or related field, for a transfer to a four-year college or<br />

university, and articulation agreements in CST have been established with several such institutions.<br />

(See page 16 for more information.)<br />

First Year<br />

First Semester Sem.-Hrs. Second Semester Sem.-Hrs.<br />

CST 101 - Introduction to Microcomputer EET 132 - A.C. Electricity 4<br />

Systems 4 EET 135 - Electronic Devices 4<br />

EET 131 - D.C. Electricity 4 MAT 112 - Technical Mathematics II 5<br />

*MAT 111 - Technical Mathematics I 5 EET 205 - Digital Circuits 3<br />

* ENG 101 - English Composition 3 16<br />

16<br />

Second Year<br />

First Semester Sem.-Hrs. Second Semester Sem.-Hrs.<br />

EET 226 - Microprocessors 4 * PHY 121 - Technical Physics 4<br />

GET 234 - Intro. to Computer Programming 3 CST 215 - Data Communications 3<br />

* ENG 261 - Technical Communications or CST 225 - Systems Networking 4<br />

SPE 125 - Fundamentals of Speech 3 CST 202 - Microcomputer Maintenance 4<br />

* Social Science Elective 15<br />

(other than History) 3<br />

* Health & Physical Education 1<br />

* Humanities or History Elective<br />

* Required General Education Course.<br />

3<br />

17<br />

COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM<br />

Communications ....................................... 6 credits (ENG 101 and ENG 261 or SPE 125)<br />

Humanities or History Elective ............... 3 credits<br />

Mathematics ............................................. 10 credits (MAT 111, 112)<br />

Social Science .............................................. 3 credits (other than History)<br />

Science ......................................................... 4 credits (PHY 121)<br />

General Engineering Technology ............ 3 credits (GET 234)<br />

Electronics Engineering Technology ..... 19 credits (EET 131, EET 132, EET 135, EET 205, EET 226)<br />

Computer Systems Technology ............. 15 credits (CST 101, CST 202, CST 215, CST 225)<br />

Health and Physical Education or<br />

EMS 207 .................................................... ________ 1 credit<br />

TOTAL 64 credits<br />

129

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