AA/AS in Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management

The Computer Information Systems degree at Onondaga Community College prepares students for entry-level technology work. The curriculum covers how information is processed, along with current business software, networking and data communication, user interfaces, intranet management, and web publishing. Students then choose a focus area such as networking, IT support, web technology, or programming and apply what they have learned there. The college is part of an industry education partnership that supports preparation for the A+ and Network+ credentials. Graduates can start as computer support technicians or assistants to network administrators. Classes meet in person on campus. As a career program, it is oriented toward employment soon after completion rather than transfer. Prospective students can request information, schedule a visit, or talk with college staff before applying, and financial aid specialists are available to explain how to pay for study.