AA/AS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The Computer Information Technology associate degree equips students for jobs across the technology sector. Training touches IT support, networking, cybersecurity and programming, giving graduates practical skills for computer jobs in commercial, industrial and public-sector settings. Several college credit certificates are built into the degree and can also be earned alone. They cover data specialist work, IT support, help desk support and IT analysis. Students may also choose elective pathway tracks inside the degree to add certificates in network security or computer programming. Throughout the program, learners prepare for recognized industry certifications that support their career goals. The program page links to labor market data for the field, a college catalog listing required and recommended courses, and a form for requesting information, after which a program manager contacts the student.