Information Systems Technology Program

Division of Technical Studies

Program Mission

The mission of the Information Systems Technology Program is to provide skilled employees who contribute to the economic development of their communities and fulfill local and global workforce needs.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students who successfully complete the Information Systems Technology Program will be able to:

  1. Identify and install computer components 
  2. Troubleshoot personal computer issues using appropriate techniques and procedures
  3. Install, configure, and maintain an operating system
  4. Design and troubleshoot local area and wide area networks
  5. Design and deploy secure and robust applications utilizing cloud computing technologies

Student achievement related to Program Learning Outcomes is assessed systematically and results are made available on the Program Review webpage

Campuses/Sites Offered

  • Hammond Area Campus (Hammond)
  • Lacombe Campus (Lacombe)
  • Livingston Campus (Walker)

Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology

The highest exit point in the Information Systems Technology program is the Associate of Applied Science. Multiple exit points exist for this program and are outlined below.

The following criteria must be satisfied towards completion of the Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology:

General Education Core15
Technical Diploma (TD) in Information Technology45
Total Hours60

Technical Diploma in Information Technology

The following criteria must be satisfied towards the completion of the Technical Diploma:

Required Courses (listed below)15
Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) in Foundations in Information Technology30
Total Hours45

Required Courses:

INTE 2115Advanced Client/Server3
INTE 2350Advanced Networking3
INTE 2950Advanced Cloud Computing3
INTE 2975Internship/Job Seeking Skills3
INTE 2995Special Projects III3
Total Hours15

Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) in Foundations in Information Technology

INTE 1050Intro to Information Tech.3
INTE 1150PC Hardware & Software Lab3
INTE 1210Introduction to Programming3
INTE 1850Intro to Linux3
INTE 1950Intro to Cloud Computing3
INTE 2015Fundamentals of Client/Server3
INTE 2150Networking I3
INTE 2250Networking II3
INTE 2830Cabling Infrastructure3
INTE 2545Network Security:Ethical Hack3
Total Hours30

Additional Exit Points:

Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) in Networking:

INTE 2150Networking I3
INTE 2250Networking II3
Total Hours6

Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) in IT Support:

INTE 1050Intro to Information Tech.3
INTE 1150PC Hardware & Software Lab3
Total Hours6

Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) in Cybersecurity Support:

INTE 2350Advanced Networking3
INTE 2545Network Security:Ethical Hack3
Total Hours6

Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) in Fiber Optics Support:

INTE 2015Fundamentals of Client/Server3
INTE 2830Cabling Infrastructure3
Total Hours6

Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) in Cloud Computing Support:

INTE 1950Intro to Cloud Computing3
INTE 2950Advanced Cloud Computing3
Total Hours6

Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) in Linux Systems Support:

INTE 1210Introduction to Programming3
INTE 1850Intro to Linux3
Total Hours6

Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) in Servers Support:

INTE 2115Advanced Client/Server3
INTE 2975Internship/Job Seeking Skills3
Total Hours6

Special Comments:

  • Anticipated program length for the completion of the highest level exit point is 2 years. 

  • Program requirements must be completed with a programmatic grade point average of 2.0 or higher and grade of "C" or higher in all applicable coursework.

Career Information


Career Opportunities

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