Students will experience a variety of course work using small and large computer systems.
Courses are organized to provide a mix of lecture and hands-on experiences.
Typical classes cover personal computer applications such as MS Office, Oracle, MS Publisher 98, and Netscape or Internet Explorer. Completion of the first year s curriculum leads to a certificate in Computer Assistant. The two-year curriculum leads to an Associate of Applied Science degree with options in Network Architecture, Network Administration, or Programming. Graduates in Programming are marketable as entry-level programmers. Graduates are primarily employed in network design and installation.