Concurrent Degree

The CSET Department provides the opportunity for the interested student to earn a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering technology and software engineering technology concurrently. Such concurrent degree holders are highly sought after in industry since they know and understand both the hardware and software aspects of computers. The purpose of the concurrent CET/SET Degree Program is to challenge the brightest and most motivated students to become even better prepared for the job market, extending their time in college by an additional year. To obtain both degrees, students must complete the following listed courses along with the courses required for the Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering Technology with the exception of WRI 327 , the CST elective and the MATH elective.

Curriculum

• CST 136 - Object-Oriented Programming with C++ Credit Hours: 4
• CST 211 - Data Structures Credit Hours: 4
• CST 229 - Introduction to Grammars Credit Hours: 3
• CST 236 - Engineering for Quality Software Credit Hours: 4
• CST 238 - Graphical User Interface Programming Credit Hours: 4
• CST 276 - Software Design Patterns Credit Hours: 4
• CST 320 - Compiler Methods Credit Hours: 4
• CST 324 - Database Systems and Design Credit Hours: 4
• CST 334 - Project Proposal Credit Hours: 1
• CST 352 - Operating Systems Credit Hours: 4
• CST 412 - Senior Development Project Credit Hours: 3
• CST 422 - Senior Development Project Credit Hours: 3
• CST 432 - Senior Development Project Credit Hours: 2
• CST 415 - Computer Networks Credit Hours: 4
• CST Technical Electives Credit Hours: 9 ^a
• MATH Elective Credit Hours: 3/4 ^b
• MATH 465 - Mathematical Statistics Credit Hours: 4

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• WRI 327 - Advanced Technical Writing Credit Hours: 3

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• WRI 350 - Documentation Development Credit Hours: 3