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.

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 Technology Track

(available on-ground only)

Certificates

Desktop Technician	432 Hours
Networking Technician	648 Hours
Security Specialist	863 Hours

Diplomas

Microcomputer Specialist	1296 Hours
IT Specialist	1728 Hours
IT Systems Coordinator	2160 Hours

Computer Information Systems Track

Certificates

PC Operator	432 Hours
Information Processing Technician	864 Hours

Diplomas

Computer Support Specialist	1296 Hours
Web Developer	1296 Hours
Computer Information Systems	2160 Hours

Admission Requirements:

Complete TTCM Application
Provide a high school diploma/transcript or GED transcript
MMR and Varicella
Personal Interview

Those applicants who have reached compulsory age but have not obtained a high school diploma or GED must contact Student Services about the Ability to Benefit.

*Dual enrollment is available for this course.

Financial Aid

Financial Aid is available to those who qualify through the Federal Pell Grant, Wilder-Naifeh Technical Skills Grant, WIA, VA, and other scholarships.