Computer Information Technology

The Computer Information Technology A.S., Computer Programming & Analysis A.S. and Network Systems Technology A.S. degrees share six common core computer courses. These courses, plus other requirements, are outlined in detail on the program's catalog curriculum page, including hyperlinked course descriptions with any course prerequisite details.

The core courses provide training in the basic concepts that underlie computing technology, computer programming, database techniques, analysis and design and common user applications.

Not all Computer Information Technology courses are offered every semester. Students are encouraged to register for courses when offered.

View EFSC's current college catalog requirements for the Computer Information Technology A.S. degree.

CompTIA, Microsoft Office Systems (MOS) and Cisco CCNA industry certification testing is available to EFSC students!

View the College Credit Certificates listed in the next sections of this table and see how these certificate courses can be part of the A.S. Degree.

View EFSC current college catalog requirements for this certificate

• 15 Credit Hours
• No placement test required
• No General Education courses needed
• Earn a certificate in as few as two terms (not including required prerequisites)
• Use certificate courses to build toward completing the A.S. degree in Computer Information Technology, Database Option

This certificate prepares graduates to work in the growing GIS field, with training that includes concepts of spatial variables, scale, map projection, and map coordinate systems. Topics include displaying, managing, querying, symbolizing, and creating geospatial data. Students will learn the skills required to work on and/or build advanced Geographic Information Systems (GIS)/ Remote Sensing (RS) projects.

View EFSC current college catalog requirements for this certificate.

• 21 Credit Hours
• No placement test required
• No General Education courses needed
• Earn a certificate in as few as two terms (not including required prerequisites)
• Use certificate courses to build toward completing the A.S. degree in Computer Information Technology.

View EFSC college catalog requirements for this certificate

• 18 Credit Hours
• No placement test required
• No General Education courses needed
• Earn a certificate in as few as two terms (not including required prerequisites)
• Use certificate courses to build toward completing the A.S. degree in Computer Information Technology, Help Desk Option

The Internship course, CGS 2941 is an elective credit option for the A.S. degree in Information Technology.

Be prepared! Completion of intermediate and several advanced level courses is required.

Internships are coordinated by the Career Planning & Development Center.