Welcome
With CIT you: C it learn It do iT
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Overview
SCC’s Computer Information Technology program offers hands-on training that leads students directly to employment in an IT career. The flexible CIT program allows students to attend either full-time or part-time while taking day or evening courses, with many available online.
An associate degree from SCC provides career paths in either Applications Development and Networking Security and Support.
The Applications Development focus trains students to design and code software applications on various computer platforms (mobile, PC, web, minicomputer, mainframe). Within this focus, students choose between two options: (1) The Integrated Platforms option provides training in software development using multiple computer platforms ranging from mobile device and web development to mainframe computing. Students experience hands-on training in Java, C#.NET, JSP, SQL, COBOL, and DB2. (2) The PC & Web Platforms option provides training in PC-based computer languages such as Java and C#.NET. Students are also trained in mobile app development and website programming using PHP, ASP.NET, JavaScript, jQuery, and SQL.
The Networking Security & Support focus offers students hands-on training in the setup, maintenance, support, management and protection of computer hardware and software, operating systems, and networks. Within this focus, there are three options: (1) The Network Management option trains students to set up, maintain,
and manage computer networks. Courses deal with basic data
communications, TCP/IP, Cisco networking, Windows Server, Linux Server
administration and virtual machine management. The Network Security option introduces students to cyber security tools and practices needed to protect computers from ever-present cyber threats. Topics covered include security operations and ethics, Cisco security and computer forensics. (3) The Computer Support option offers training for technical support and help desk positions. Courses cover advanced computer applications, network basics, IT support tools and techniques, and hardware and software troubleshooting.
A certificate is available to provide basic skills for employment outside the IT field.
Southeast Community College is a State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement Institution.
As a State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement Institution, we are unable to offer online or distance courses to students in the following states/areas: California and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
Mission
The mission of the Computer Information Technology program is to prepare students for employment and/or advancement in the IT field through comprehensive hands-on training in current technologies.Employment Outlook
Almost every field (health, education, business, transportation and manufacturing) relies on computers and the people who make them work. Rewarding IT careers are available in every area of the economy. There is a market for people with IT skills in organizations of all sizes, and the outlook is expected to increase through at least the year 2022. Graduates report an average starting wage of $21.35 per hour.Starting Terms
All Quarters.Classes are offered both day and evening on the Lincoln Campus and many courses are available online. Students can choose to attend either full-time or part-time. The two-year Associate of Applied Science degree prepares students for a wide variety of rewarding careers in information technology. The Applications Development focus trains students to design and code software applications on different computer platforms (mobile, PC, web, minicomputer, mainframe). Within this focus, students choose between two options: Integrated Platforms or PC & Web Platforms. Integrated systems programmers develop applications for different types of computers ranging from mobile devices to mini and mainframe computers. PC/Web graduates develop applications for PCs and mobile devices or work behind the scenes developing web sites. The Networking, Security & Support focus offers students hands-on training in the setup, maintenance, support, and management of computer hardware and software, operating systems, and networks. Within this focus, there are three options: Network Management, Network Security or Computer Support. Networking graduates set up, maintain, and manage computer networks. Graduates in security are trained to meet the growing need for cyber security professionals. A Computer Support specialist may work as the main computer resource technician in a company or as a member of a team providing help desk support. There is a market for people with software development, networking, and computer support skills in organizations of all sizes. IT careers are available in every area of the economy. Every industry area (health, education, business, transportation, government, and manufacturing) relies on computers and the people who make them work.
- Take INFO-1121 INFO-1131 INFO-1151 INFO-1161 INFO-1211 INFO-1214 INFO-1311 INFO-1381 INFO-2531 and INFO-2611 or OFFT-2000;
- Within the Application Development Focus, students choose between two options: Integrated Platforms or PC & Web Platforms. Take the following; INFO-1221 INFO-1314 INFO-1334 INFO-1414 INFO-1337 INFO-1425 INFO-1428 INFO-1431 INFO-1434 INFO-1515 INFO-2514 INFO-2528 INFO-2558 INFO-2638 INFO-2678
- Take INFO-1314 INFO-1334 INFO-1414 INFO-1425 INFO-1431 INFO-1434 INFO-1441 INFO-1511 INFO-1514 INFO-1515 INFO-1522 INFO-1525 INFO-2534 INFO-2544 INFO-2644; and 3.5 credits from courses INFO-1221 INFO-1337 INFO-1428 INFO-2514 INFO-2533 or INFO-2574;
- The Networking, Security & Support focus has 3 options: Network Management, Network Security Or Computer Support. Take INFO-1391 INFO-1441 INFO-1456 INFO-1491 INFO-1575 INFO-1585 INFO-2543 INFO-2585 INFO-2631 INFO-2695 INFO-2697 ELEC-2760 ELEC-2761 ELEC-2860 ELEC-2861 and Take 8 credits from INFO-1463 INFO-1541 INFO-2523 INFO-2533 INFO-2581 INFO-2670;
- Take INFO-1391 INFO-1441 INFO-1456 INFO-1491 INFO-1575 INFO-2581 INFO-2582 INFO-2585 INFO-2586 INFO-2596 INFO-2631 INFO-2691 ELEC-2760 ELEC-2761 ELEC-2900 and Take 4.5 credits from the following courses INFO-1463 INFO-1541 INFO-1585 INFO-2695 ELEC-2860 ELEC-2861;
- Take INFO-1391 INFO-1431 INFO-1441 INFO-1433 INFO-1443 INFO-1456 INFO-1463 INFO-1491 INFO-1493 INFO-1511 INFO-2523 INFO-2533 INFO-2543 INFO-2585 INFO-2670 and ENGL-2560 or ENGL-1110. In addition take 9 credits from courses INFO-1515 INFO-1522 INFO-1541 INFO-1575 INFO-1585 INFO-2631 INFO-2695 ELEC-2760 ELEC-2761;
- Take SPCH-1090, SPCH-1110, or SPCH-2810
- Take ENGL-1010
- Take MATH-1040, MATH-1050 or MATH-1100
- Take 2 courses from the 3 areas with no courses from the same area. #ARTS-1010 ARTS-1050 ARTS-1060 ARTS-2650 ARTS-2750 BIOS-1010 BIOS-1090 BIOS-1140 BIOS-2130 BIOS-2460 BIOS-2250 BIOS-2260 CHEM-1050 CHEM-1090 ENGL-1010 ECON-2110 ECON-2120 GEOG-1420 GEOL-1060 HIST-1000 HIST-1010 HIST-2010 HIST-2020 HIST-2100 HIST-2110 HIST-2960 HUMS-1100 HUMS-1200 MATH-1040 MATH-1050 MATH-1400 MATH-1600 MATH-2030 MATH-2170 BSAD-2170 MUSC-1010 MUSC-2750 MUSC-2800 MUSC-2870 PHIL-1010 PHIL-1060 PHIL-2610 RELS-2610 PSYC-1810 PHYS-1017 PHYS-1030 PHYS-1100 PHYS-1150 PHYS-1410 PHYS-2110 POLS-1000 POLS-1040 POLS-1080 POLS-1600 SOCI-1010 SOCI-1020 or SOCI-2150; #ANTH-1020 ANTH-1120 ARTS-2650 ARTS-2750 ECON-2110 GEOG-1420 GERM-1010 HIST-1000 HIST-1010 HIST-2010 HIST-2020 HIST-2100 HIST-2110 HIST-2960 HUMS-1100 HUMS-1200 MUSC-2800 POLS-1000 POLS-1040 POLS-1080 POLS-1600 SIGN-1010 SPAN-1010 SOCI-1010 SOCI-1020 or SOCI-2150; #BSAD-1010 ECON-1200 ECON-2110 ECON-2120 ENGL-1110 FSDT-1350 GERM-1010 MATH-1040 MATH-1200 MATH-2030 PHIL-2610 RELS-2610 PHIL-1060 PSYC-1250 PSYC-1810 POLS-1000 SPAN-1010 SPCH-2810 THEA-1010 or THEA-1140;
The certificate is available for anyone wanting to add basic computer training to already existing skills, primarily for employment outside the IT field.
- Take INFO-1121 INFO-1131 INFO-1151 INFO-1161 INFO-1211 INFO-1214 INFO-1311 INFO-1381 INFO-2531 and INFO-1431 or INFO-1441;
- Take MATH-1040 or higher
Welcome
With CIT you: C it learn It do iT
You're a Good Fit for this program because . . .
Overview
SCC’s Computer Information Technology program offers hands-on training that leads students directly to employment in an IT career. The flexible CIT program allows students to attend either full-time or part-time while taking day or evening courses, with many available online.
An associate degree from SCC provides career paths in either Applications Development and Networking Security and Support.
The Applications Development focus trains students to design and code software applications on various computer platforms (mobile, PC, web, minicomputer, mainframe). Within this focus, students choose between two options: (1) The Integrated Platforms option provides training in software development using multiple computer platforms ranging from mobile device and web development to mainframe computing. Students experience hands-on training in Java, C#.NET, JSP, SQL, COBOL, and DB2. (2) The PC & Web Platforms option provides training in PC-based computer languages such as Java and C#.NET. Students are also trained in mobile app development and website programming using PHP, ASP.NET, JavaScript, jQuery, and SQL.
The Networking Security & Support focus offers students hands-on training in the setup, maintenance, support, management and protection of computer hardware and software, operating systems, and networks. Within this focus, there are three options: (1) The Network Management option trains students to set up, maintain,
and manage computer networks. Courses deal with basic data
communications, TCP/IP, Cisco networking, Windows Server, Linux Server
administration and virtual machine management. The Network Security option introduces students to cyber security tools and practices needed to protect computers from ever-present cyber threats. Topics covered include security operations and ethics, Cisco security and computer forensics. (3) The Computer Support option offers training for technical support and help desk positions. Courses cover advanced computer applications, network basics, IT support tools and techniques, and hardware and software troubleshooting.
A certificate is available to provide basic skills for employment outside the IT field.
Southeast Community College is a State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement Institution.
As a State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement Institution, we are unable to offer online or distance courses to students in the following states/areas: California and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
Mission
The mission of the Computer Information Technology program is to prepare students for employment and/or advancement in the IT field through comprehensive hands-on training in current technologies.Employment Outlook
Almost every field (health, education, business, transportation and manufacturing) relies on computers and the people who make them work. Rewarding IT careers are available in every area of the economy. There is a market for people with IT skills in organizations of all sizes, and the outlook is expected to increase through at least the year 2022. Graduates report an average starting wage of $21.35 per hour.Starting Terms
All Quarters.Take INFO-1121 INFO-1131 INFO-1151 INFO-1161 INFO-1211 INFO-1214 INFO-1311 INFO-1381 INFO-2531 and INFO-2611 or OFFT-2000;
Within the Application Development Focus, students choose between two options: Integrated Platforms or PC & Web Platforms. Take the following; INFO-1221 INFO-1314 INFO-1334 INFO-1414 INFO-1337 INFO-1425 INFO-1428 INFO-1431 INFO-1434 INFO-1515 INFO-2514 INFO-2528 INFO-2558 INFO-2638 INFO-2678
Take INFO-1314 INFO-1334 INFO-1414 INFO-1425 INFO-1431 INFO-1434 INFO-1441 INFO-1511 INFO-1514 INFO-1515 INFO-1522 INFO-1525 INFO-2534 INFO-2544 INFO-2644; and 3.5 credits from courses INFO-1221 INFO-1337 INFO-1428 INFO-2514 INFO-2533 or INFO-2574;
The Networking, Security & Support focus has 3 options: Network Management, Network Security Or Computer Support. Take INFO-1391 INFO-1441 INFO-1456 INFO-1491 INFO-1575 INFO-1585 INFO-2543 INFO-2585 INFO-2631 INFO-2695 INFO-2697 ELEC-2760 ELEC-2761 ELEC-2860 ELEC-2861 and Take 8 credits from INFO-1463 INFO-1541 INFO-2523 INFO-2533 INFO-2581 INFO-2670;
Take INFO-1391 INFO-1441 INFO-1456 INFO-1491 INFO-1575 INFO-2581 INFO-2582 INFO-2585 INFO-2586 INFO-2596 INFO-2631 INFO-2691 ELEC-2760 ELEC-2761 ELEC-2900 and Take 4.5 credits from the following courses INFO-1463 INFO-1541 INFO-1585 INFO-2695 ELEC-2860 ELEC-2861;
Take INFO-1391 INFO-1431 INFO-1441 INFO-1433 INFO-1443 INFO-1456 INFO-1463 INFO-1491 INFO-1493 INFO-1511 INFO-2523 INFO-2533 INFO-2543 INFO-2585 INFO-2670 and ENGL-2560 or ENGL-1110. In addition take 9 credits from courses INFO-1515 INFO-1522 INFO-1541 INFO-1575 INFO-1585 INFO-2631 INFO-2695 ELEC-2760 ELEC-2761;
Take SPCH-1090, SPCH-1110, or SPCH-2810
Take ENGL-1010
Take MATH-1040, MATH-1050 or MATH-1100
Take 2 courses from the 3 areas with no courses from the same area. #ARTS-1010 ARTS-1050 ARTS-1060 ARTS-2650 ARTS-2750 BIOS-1010 BIOS-1090 BIOS-1140 BIOS-2130 BIOS-2460 BIOS-2250 BIOS-2260 CHEM-1050 CHEM-1090 ENGL-1010 ECON-2110 ECON-2120 GEOG-1420 GEOL-1060 HIST-1000 HIST-1010 HIST-2010 HIST-2020 HIST-2100 HIST-2110 HIST-2960 HUMS-1100 HUMS-1200 MATH-1040 MATH-1050 MATH-1400 MATH-1600 MATH-2030 MATH-2170 BSAD-2170 MUSC-1010 MUSC-2750 MUSC-2800 MUSC-2870 PHIL-1010 PHIL-1060 PHIL-2610 RELS-2610 PSYC-1810 PHYS-1017 PHYS-1030 PHYS-1100 PHYS-1150 PHYS-1410 PHYS-2110 POLS-1000 POLS-1040 POLS-1080 POLS-1600 SOCI-1010 SOCI-1020 or SOCI-2150; #ANTH-1020 ANTH-1120 ARTS-2650 ARTS-2750 ECON-2110 GEOG-1420 GERM-1010 HIST-1000 HIST-1010 HIST-2010 HIST-2020 HIST-2100 HIST-2110 HIST-2960 HUMS-1100 HUMS-1200 MUSC-2800 POLS-1000 POLS-1040 POLS-1080 POLS-1600 SIGN-1010 SPAN-1010 SOCI-1010 SOCI-1020 or SOCI-2150; #BSAD-1010 ECON-1200 ECON-2110 ECON-2120 ENGL-1110 FSDT-1350 GERM-1010 MATH-1040 MATH-1200 MATH-2030 PHIL-2610 RELS-2610 PHIL-1060 PSYC-1250 PSYC-1810 POLS-1000 SPAN-1010 SPCH-2810 THEA-1010 or THEA-1140;
Take INFO-1121 INFO-1131 INFO-1151 INFO-1161 INFO-1211 INFO-1214 INFO-1311 INFO-1381 INFO-2531 and INFO-1431 or INFO-1441;
Take MATH-1040 or higher