Available at each of the three campuses are computer facilities used for instruction and projects. These computer systems are networked, allowing student access to computers on each of the three campuses. To develop maketable skills, the students are required to do numerous systems design and programming projects, like those used in the business world. To accommodate these projects, the department has installed a commercially available database management system and the students are introduced to a variety of computer languages. Elective courses introduce students to additional programming languages, business graphics, business telecommunications, and advanced accounting.
Students round out their education with English, mathematics, and social science courses.
Many other graduates continue their education at four-year institutions earning bachelor of science degrees in programs such as computer science, computer information systems, business administration, and telecommunications technology.