The Computer Systems Information Technology program is designed to provide real world relevant training. In the program students receive training on hardware and software for multiple types of personal computers. Included is training on operating systems by Microsoft, Apple and the Ubuntu distribution of Linux. The training covers from basic to advanced concepts dealing with setup, configuration, maintenance, optimization, troubleshooting, and repair.

This program offers a broad foundation of knowledge and skills to prepare students for employment in Information Technology. The content provides practical experiences in hardware and software setup, maintenance and troubleshooting. The skills learned not only will prepare students for passing industry standard certifications but aid in developing employability skills.

► CompTia A+

► Microsoft Technology Associate

Various professional organizations are partners with iTech, working to provide internship opportunities for our students.

► 900 clock hours or 2 semesters

► The following table illustrates the program structure:

Course #	OCP	Course Name	Hours
CTS0082	A	Computer Systems Technician	300
CTS0083	B	Computer Network Technician	150
CTS0084	C	Computer Networking Specialist	150
CTS0069	D	Computer Security Technician	300

► TABE Assessment:
Math 10.0      Reading 9.0     Language 9.0
*Some students qualify for exemption from this requirement.

► Fall and Winter
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

► Summer Schedule
Monday through Thursday
7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m

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CompTIA A+

First year students train and prepare to be able to take the industry standard Comptia A+ exam.

CompTIA Network+

The CompTIA Network+ is the sign of a qualified networking proffesional.

Microsoft

During a student’s time in the program they will acquire skills with Microsoft systems which will aid in the student acquiring certifications.

Career Fields

Training for jobs in the fields of Desktop Support, Help Desk, Network Administration, Field Service Tech, and Systems Administration

Our mission is to see the personal fulfillment of each student achieving their goal of becoming a true professional in the exciting and rewarding field of Computer Systems Information Technology.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How long is the CSIT program?
Computer Systems Information Technology is a 900 hour program. Typically takes 1 year to complete.

Q. What do I achieve after one year in the CSIT program?
The first year covers topics and information that will assist the student in passing the industry certification Comptia A+. The A+ certification will help qualify a student for jobs such as Desktop Support Technician, Help Desk Technician, and PC Bench Tech.

Q. What career(s) am I eligible for after I complete this program?
This knowledge will provide skills necessary for performing jobs such as System and Network Administration.