Although it is not yet a requirement for CT students to own a microcomputer, it is highly recommended that the student own a minimum of a 486 class machine, as a large degree of success in the Computer Technology program comes from the many hours spent using the machine. First priority for this two year program will go to full-time students. Course offerings for part-time students are available evenings. In addition to Algebra I and II, knowledge of DOS, windows and general keyboarding skills are important prerequisite skills for all applicants. Graduates of Computer Technology who wish to pursue a Baccalaureate Degree can take advantage of our articulation agreement with the Business Management program at Thomas College or the Business Administration program at Husson College.
Credits often transfer to similar programs at other colleges as well.