The Computer Information Technology program provides students with the knowledge needed to obtain an entry-level position in the business field. Students learn how to use various computer software programs and how to work with the latest technology. Classroom activities develop skills in keyboarding, proofreading, word processing, computing, and problem solving. Students learn how to operate microcomputer equipment, install software, and become efficient with the Windows operating system.
Computer operators work with and around other people in well-lighted, comfortable surroundings.
Their jobs often involve sitting for long periods of time and they may be required to work with material that is difficult to read. Upon completion of the computer information technology program, students should have the qualifications to obtain an entry-level position in business, industry, government, or financial institutions. Experience and advanced education will affect salary and job opportunities. Advancement in the computer field requires continuous education.