Computer Information Technology

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Instructor: Lisa Jacobs

lisa.jacobs@ttcwhiteville.edu  

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 


The mission of the Computer Information Technology Program is to prepare and develop students so they can acquire and retain employment in the high-tech Computer Networking Technology field upon graduation through traditional and distance education. Hands-on, real world experience within an individualized objective-based program with personal instruction prepare each student to pass the A+, N+, S+ and Microsoft Certifications. This course is designed to provide instruction in the basics of computer use, maintenance, repair, and networking in the business world. Instruction will include the art of applications software usage for creating word processing documents used for business correspondence, mathematical spreadsheets used in the world of accounting and business setups, databases, graphic presentations, Web pages, and programming. These skills are required for success in the business world, both as an employee or business owner. Instruction will include the use of the Internet, how to troubleshoot modern computer systems, and training in the art of networking skills. A high degree of hands-on and real world experiences will help prepare the student for the A+ and Network+ Industry certifications. Students should be prepared to continue their education towards any higher certification levels desired, including Microsoft’s MCP, MCSA, and MCSE programs. The program is objective-based with the student being tested as he/she progresses. The student is given the opportunity to achieve as many industry recognized certifications as possible for the level of experience gained and education offered. The Computer Information Technology program is broken into two tracks of training. One track is called Information Systems (IS) which trains the student in computer software. The other track is called Information Technology (IT) which trains the student in the technical aspects of hardware and networking.


Computer Information Systems Track


(also available on-line click here )


Certificates










PC Operator 


     432 hours


Information Processing Technician


     864 hours


Diplomas













Hardware Specialist


     1296 hours


Web Developer  


     1296 hours


Computer Information Systems


     1296 hours


Computer Information Technology Track


Certificates










Desktop Technician


    432 hours


Security Specialist


    864 hours


Diplomas













Microcomputer Specialist      


1296 hours


IT Specialist


1728 hours


IT Systems Coordinator


2160 hours

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49-2011.00
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Diploma
5 Trimesters/20 months/75 weeks/2,160 hours
$4960.00
$762.85

The Tennessee Technology at Whiteville does not offer a student loan program.

The Tennessee Technology at Whiteville does not offer a student loan program.

44% of graduates from this program, who began their studies in 2009-10, completed it within 20 months.

67% CIT, 0% CIS
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