What is Computer and Information Technologies?
The Computer and Information Technologies program offers three specific areas of study for careers in today's complex digital world: These include Network Administration, Internet Technologies, and Information Security.
What are my career choices?
You have several career choices as an IT professional. These include becoming a computer programmer, a network administrator, a web site developer or administrator, and an information security specialist. With today's digital world, graduates are employed in every sector of society including healthcare, finance, manufacturing, education, military and others. You can find employment with private or publicly-managed companies, as well as operate your own company.
What are my degree, diploma, or certificate options?
Computer and Information Technologies Program
Degree Plans
Application for Certificate, Diploma, or Degree
- CIT Business Software & Support Track (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Information Security Track (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Network Administration Track (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Programming Track (Current Curriculum)
- CIT General Track (Current Curriculum)
- CrossWalk-List
Certificates
- CIT Computer Technician Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Fundamentals Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Productivity Software Specialist Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Computer Tech Basic Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Information Security Specialist Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Microsoft Network Administrator Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT A+ Prep Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Net + Prep Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Security + Prep Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Programming Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Digital Forensics Certificate (Current Curriculum)
- CIT Mobile Apps Development Certificate (Current Curriculum)
Additional Information
This information should not be considered a substitute for the KCTCS Catalog. You should always choose classes in cooperation with your faculty advisor to ensure that you meet all degree requirements.
