The Computer Systems Technology Department offers three degree programs: Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Computer Information Systems, Bachelor of Technology (BTech) in Computer Systems, and Bachelor in Science (BS) in Data Science. A new Bachelor of Science (BS) program in Cybersecurity will launch in the fall of 2025. The department also offers a variety of computer courses for students in other curricula. Some of these courses are designed for students in specific majors such as accounting, telecommunications technology or legal assistant studies, while some are intended to provide computer literacy to students in any major.

The Computer Systems Technology Department programs prepare graduates for positions in the information technology industry by:

• Offering a combination of courses that emphasize both the theoretical and practical foundation in computing.
• Offering the student a choice of sub-specialization in both established and emerging technologies within the computer field.
• Emphasizing a "hands-on" approach in all aspects of the curriculum including a required "capstone" internship course in the BTech program.
• Adjusting and upgrading curriculum and lab equipment on a timely basis for changes in computer technology.

IT professions rank high among the occupations expected to grow in the coming years. To enter any challenging computer-related field you will need flexible, future-oriented education that allows you to evolve with the field. We know that we have structured a program that will serve you well both now and in the future.

The department faculty are very friendly, knowledgeable in their area of interest and experienced working in IT-related industries. Please to browse through our website. We encourage you to reach out to faculty members if you have any further questions. We look forward to assisting you on your career path.