ELECTRICAL
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This program has been designed to
prepare the graduate for a career in a broad
spectrum of computer and electronics
engineering technology roles. The
curriculum is composed of a sequence of
lecture and laboratory courses that have been
chosen to provide both the theoretical foundation and the application experiences
essential to industrial practice in a wide range
of electrical disciplines, including electronics
(circuits and devices), computers (hardware
and software), power, and
telecommunications.
Students receive instruction in mathematics,
oral and written communication skills,
programming, and computer applications.
Additional courses provide an in-depth study
of digital and analog systems found in
networks, communications, computers, and
machines.
PROGRAMS
Associate of Applied Science Degree Programs:
Career Studies Certificate Programs:
Cisco CCNA Networking (PDF - 33 KB)
FACULTY
Robert J. Crawford, Program Head, Computer & Electronics Technology, Cisco Networking
540-857-7378
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rcrawford@virginiawestern.edu
Associate Professor, Microcomputer Systems Technology
A.A.S.–Virginia Western Community College, 1973
B.S.–VPI & SU, 1983
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