Company websites that market products. Data management systems that process and track sales and operations. Essential in-office systems that connect people, information, and projects. Most organizations rely on technology in multiple ways—and technology professionals are more essential than ever.

Computer technology students choose an emphasis in either networking or programming, developing specialized, marketable skills based on their interests.

Students also gain broad-based technical knowledge that supports greater career flexibility. Core courses in both emphasis areas include operating systems, computer hardware, programming languages, web development, database management, and systems analysis and design.

Available Programs
Associate in Applied Science-Computer Technology

• Emphasis in Networking
  This emphasis provides students with knowledge and skills in hardware and software-specific concepts needed to install, maintain and troubleshoot complex interconnected business systems.
• Emphasis in Programming
  This emphasis provides students with knowledge and skills in programming languages and applications needed to create, maintain, and troubleshoot software systems and web sites for businesses.

Computer Networking Certificate

Cybersecurity Networking Certificate

Internet Programming Certificate