Careers in Information Technology

Careers in Information Technology

The rapid and widespread use of computers and information technology has generated a need for highly trained workers proficient in various job functions." U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Information Technology (IT ) is the study, design, development, implementation, support or management of computer-based information systems, particularly software applications and computer hardware.

Real-world training

Instructors are industry professionals who provide real-world training in a hands-on, interactive classroom environment. A Technical Advisory Committee of industry professionals guides each program to ensure they are up-to-date on industry trends and issues.

High-tech facilities

IT classrooms, labs, and offices have recently been remodeled and outfitted with new equipment. Students have access to both PC and Macintosh operating systems in our student computer labs.

Database Administration & Development

Create, install, and manage databases that organize data.

Mobile Product Development Specialist

Network Design & Administration

Learn how to install, maintain, repair and ensure the security of local and wide area networks.

Programming

Gain expertise in current programming languages, program design and systems analysis.

Web Design

Become skilled in creating the "look and feel&qtuo; of web sites by learning design, typography, and user experience.

Web Development

Build web sites and run them by writing applications and interfacing with databases.

Careers in Information Technology