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The Computer Technology program is a comprehensive program that concentrates on the three major areas in the information technology industry, programming, networking, and computer hardware / operating systems.

The program, which leads to an Associates Degree in Applied Science, provides the student with a broad-based education that will prepare them for a career in the information technology field.
 


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The curriculum, which includes a large amount of hands-on experience in individual and team based projects, is designed to encourage the student to develop critical thinking skills and a well rounded knowledge of the computer industry and its applications.

The program provides students with experience in the installation, configuration and maintenance of Microsoft and open source operating systems; network design and management; object oriented programming; database design and management; web based software development; and microcomputer hardware maintenance and support.
 


 

Career opportunities for our graduates include: user support / helpdesk technician, desktop computer service technician, programmer, web server administrator, database administrator, and network administrator.

Highly recommended prerequisites for the Computer Technology program are two years of high school algebra or the equivalent, with well-demonstrated strength in analytical skills. Excellent reading comprehension and solid writing skills are also important. It is also recommended that applicants have a basic knowledge of personal computers and have taken an introductory course in computers.
 
Students in the program must be motivated and dedicated to learning the technologies, as the majority of the courses in the program require many hours of work in the department's computer labs, practicing the skills they are learning.

 

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