The CSET program provides a solid foundation in the principles of electronics, with an emphasis on installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of computer systems, networks, and associated equipment. Along with a broad, general electronics background, students are given comprehensive information and training in computer system structure, peripheral device operation, installation procedures and troubleshooting practices through an extensive, hands-on oriented curriculum.

Students will learn how to assist in the planning, construction, troubleshooting, and management of both the hardware and software elements of sophisticated data networks. This unique curriculum is designed with an emphasis on computer data communications using current telecommunications technology. The networking courses focus on subjects such as digital communications, local and wide area networks, regional and global networks, and network planning and management. The programming courses focus on engineering technology applications. Students work in state-of-the-art computing laboratories to complete their assignments. Graduates of the CSET programs are considered engineering technologists and are valuable additions to high-tech corporations throughout the country who are developing, maintaining and marketing computer systems. Baccalaureate graduates are typically employed in positions in product support, design engineering support, and technical support. Typical job titles include: Computer Systems Specialist, Computer Maintenance Technician, Field Service Representative, Installation Technician, Field Engineer, Systems Integrator and Applications Specialist, Network Technologists, Telecommunications Specialists, Network Support Specialists, and LAN Administrators.