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Length: Four full-time semesters
Pathway: Career, Transfer
The information technology degree prepares a student to earn an entry-level position in the computer industry or continue to a university and earn a four-year degree.
The need for computer professionals in the United States is growing as companies become more global. Almost every major challenge facing our world involves turning to computers for a solution. Today's computer job market has a considerable demand with high salaries for qualified professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job growth rate ranges from 38% to 56% across the computer industry. In fact, according to one report software engineering is the number one best job for salary and opportunities.
Length: Four full-time semesters
Pathway: Career, Transfer
The Cybersecurity Specialization degree prepares a student to earn an entry-level position in the computer industry or continue to a university and earn a four-year degree.
The rapid growth of the Internet, on-line databases, and e-commerce has increased the demand for technicians who understand IT security. The Cyber Security specialization curriculum prepares the student to enter the job market as an entry-level cyber security specialist, network security technician, or penetration tester.
Length: Four full-time semesters
Pathway: Career, Transfer
The Network and Technical Support Specialization degree prepares a student to earn an entry-level position in the computer industry or continue to a university and earn a four-year degree.
The rapid growth of the computer and electronic industries has increased the demand for technicians who understand both hardware and software technologies. The IT Network and Technical Support specialization curriculum prepares the student to enter the job market as a computer technician or entry-level systems administrator.
Not sure which courses you need to take? Talk with an academic advisor for assistance or visit the catalog and choose your program of study.
Director of Technology Support Services / Adjunct Instructor
Assistant Professor of Computer Science/Information Technology
Assistant Professor of Information Technology
Adjunct Instructor