Are you looking to increase your computer skills or start a new career in a high tech field?

The Computer Information Technology program has five solutions that can help start you on that path.

The AAS degree, listed certificates and award provide students with academic, technical and workplace skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, and oral and written communications. Courses cover the fundamentals of personal computers, networking, and security using CompTIA standards; the installation, configuration and administration of Linux and Windows servers, Cisco switches and routers; and Apache and PHP web, and MySQL database programming and servers.

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Contact Sarah Kelley, the New Student Facilitator in the Business, Information Technology and Public Service Division of Blinn College on the Bryan Campus room E-239 or by phone at 979-209-7308.

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Blinn College and the College of Education and Human Development sign 2 + 2 Articulation Agreement.

BLINN UPDATE September 2008

Blinn College and the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) at Texas A&M University (TAMU) recently signed a 2 + 2 Articulation Agreement. The Technology Management Program at CEHD and the Computer Information Technology Program (CIT) of Blinn College agreed to facilitate the automatic admission and academic transfer of Blinn College students to CEHD. Blinn students who complete the degree plan will be automatically admitted to the Technology Management Program.

Foremost among these stated requirements are (1) students must meet all other general admission requirements (i.e., transcripts, applications, essay, time lines, etc.) to TAMU and (2) have maintained no less than a cumulative 3.0 GPA in the courses taken at Blinn and be eligible for graduation from Blinn.

Four CIT courses (ITNW 1325, ITNW 2435, ITSC 1325 and ITSE 2409) are designated in the agreement as core curriculum for this articulation; these four courses are not offered at CEHD. This inter college dependence is viewed as a significant aspect of this articulation which has a five year term, and is reviewed annually.

Last Modified: March 31, 2009