Computer Technology

 

Computer Technology student in computer lab

Associate in Applied Science – 61 credit hours

Program Information & Course List

Purpose: This two-year Associate in Applied Science in Computer Technology is designed to provide students with a broad based education in all aspects of the computer field. Students gain extensive experience and knowledge in computer operation, diagnosis, repair, networking and programming. The program prepares students for a variety of industry certifications. Graduates will be able to diagnose system hardware or software failures and perform remedial actions necessary to correct problems. The program provides a solid foundation in hardware installation and diagnostics complemented by extensive knowledge of modern networking techniques.

Career Opportunities: Graduates of the program will be prepared for a variety of positions in computer repair, troubleshooting, and computer networking.

Program Educational Outcomes: Upon completion of the Associate in Applied Science Degree in the Computer Technology Program, the graduate is prepared to:

1. Describe and apply trouble-shooting techniques and strategies to solve a wide range of computer hardware, software and networking problems.

2. Analyze and communicate essential industry concepts in both technical and non-technical terms.

3. Create technical reports and documentation through researching and interpreting a variety of industry sources.

4. Operate both independently and as a team member on information technology projects.

5. Describe and explain ethical issues in technology and the applicable industry standards and codes of conduct.

6. Recognize the value of diversity in opinions, values, abilities and cultures of colleagues and customers in a professional environment.

7. Research and explain how culture, economics, history, and politics affect technology trends.

8. Identify and analyze system, network and security requirements.

9. Apply problem-solving concepts and quantitative analysis to the study of a wide variety of technology problems.

Computer Technology Contact

George Chmielecki
Computer Technology Instructor
207.454.1038
gchmielecki@wccc.me.edu