Computer Information Technology Career Paths
Networking/Security
Network specialists design, evaluate, test and maintain a wide array of networks including LANs (local area networks), WANs (wide area networks), Internet-based networks, intranets, and voice communication and wireless systems.
PC Support
Personal computer support specialists install computer hardware and software, interpret and resolve problems for users, and provide technical support for hardware, software and systems.
Programming
Programmers design, write and update computer programs or software using an alphabet soup of programming languages including C, C++, C#, Java and Visual Basic.NET. Database administrators maintain storage systems, run archival networks, monitor system performance and help maintain database security.
Web/Internet Services
Web developers design, code, test and debug Web-based programs to create, publish and maintain websites. They also apply problem solving to multimedia solutions by bringing graphics, text and digital audio/video together.
CIT Degree and Certificate Options
Our modular program structure provides a set of building blocks to help you achieve success and gain confidence. Earn one certificate or skills achievement award in a particular area, or combine several to earn an associate degree.
Computer Information Technology courses are offered at all seven DCCCD colleges: Brookhaven, Cedar Valley, Eastfield, El Centro, Mountain View, North Lake and Richland.
Please note that all CIT degrees and certificates are not available at all DCCCD colleges. Check with an academic advisor at the college you plan to attend to ensure that it offers the courses and academic plan you wish to follow.
See all degrees and certificates in Computer Information Technology.
The catalog link to each award lists course requirements and which college offers a specific degree or certificate.