DIPLOMA

IT Systems Coordinator ............................................................ 2160 hours

IT Specialist .............................................................................. 1728 hours

Microcomputer Specialist.......................................................... 1296 hours

CERTIFICATE

Networking Technician ............................................................... 864 hours

Security Specialist ..................................................................... 864 hours

Desktop Technician .................................................................... 432 hours

Certificate levels of completion are exit points of less than full competency and are awarded at

the discretion of the instructor.

The mission of the Computer Information Technology program is to provide the opportunity to

build knowledge and skills through technical instruction and training, so that students may gain

entry-level employment in a computer-related field. Students will prepare to test for industrystandard

certifications.

The Computer Information Technology program focuses on business relevant computer training

in an on-the-job type of environment. Computer hardware and software skills are built quickly,

using state-of-the-art equipment and hands-on training techniques. Students are guided by

instructors experienced in product usage and effective teaching practices. Realizing that adult

students learn best by doing, computer concepts and functions are taught and the students are

offered opportunities to apply what they have learned.

Students are first introduced to computer concepts and literacy, then advance to software

applications and operating systems. Today's computer world is ever changing, and networking

multiple computers together continues to be an ever increasing part of that change.

This broad-based training in software applications, computer networking and hardware setup

and maintenance help to achieve successful job placement after course completion

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