The Computer Technology Program prepares students with the theoretical background and the practical skills necessary to qualify for entry-level field service and technical support positions in the computer industry.
This program exposes students to a broad range of technical knowledge, providing the basic hardware, software, and networking skills necessary to function in an entry level position in the computer industry. Upon graduation from this program, a student may be employed as a technician responsible for the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of computer systems. Other employment opportunities may include providing systems and networking support for a company’s computer infrastructure, technical sales support in a commercial environment, sales support, and sales positions with a computer systems vendor.
Upon successful completion of the Associate Degree Computer Technology, the graduate will be able to:
* Apply analog and digital electronics, operating systems, and networking systems to the building, testing, operation, and maintenance of computer systems.
* Install and maintain computer and related network systems.
* Analyze and solve computer hardware and software problems.
* Effectively discuss and communicate computer architecture, software, networking and electronics concepts.
* Understand and apply the fundamental knowledge of mathematics.
* Effectively communicate technical observations, results, issues, and successes, in both oral and written form.
* Recognize the need for, and develop the ability to engage in, lifelong learning.
* Understand professional ethical and social responsibilities.
View more details on
Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology.
|
