Explore Academic Programs - Information Technology


Every large business needs people who understand the company's computer and software systems. An information technology degree prepares students as generalists who can help others get the most out of their technology.

Careers, Potential Earnings & Market Growth Rates

Computer Systems Analysts

Potential Earnings Median Wages (2019): $43.71 hourly, $90,920 annual

Projected Growth Rate (2018-2028): Average (7% to 9%) 

Projected Job Openings (2018-2028): 53,400

Computer User Support Specialists

Potential Earnings Median Wages (2019): $25.13 hourly, $52,270 annual

Projected Growth Rate (2018-2028):   Much faster than average (11% or higher) 

Projected Job Openings (2018-2028): 65,100

* Further study (bachelor's degree) required | ** Study beyond bachelor's degree required

Know Your Path? CTC Pathway

Information Technology Pathway

Degrees and Certificates

This program offers different pathways, and you can choose your final destination. Students may pursue an associate degree or certificate. The certificate develops skills for more immediate employability. The associate degree adds additional specialized coursework along with more general academic courses.

Degrees & Certificates Delivery Mode
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Information Technology (AAS)
60 credit hours, two years full time 		  Central Campus Day
  Online
Computer Helpdesk Specialist (CC)
30 credit hours, two semesters full time | Fully stackable		  Central Campus Day
  Online
Computer Systems Technician (CC)
25 credit hours, two semesters full time 		  Central Campus Day
  Online
Web Technologies (CC)
22 credit hours, two semesters full time  | 6 of 7 courses stack		  Central Campus Day
  Online

Contact the Department

Office: 254-526-1164

For more information about this program visit

 Computer Information Technology & Systems Department

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