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

Computer Information Technology Video

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.

• AAS Information Technology Administrator
• Microsoft Specialist
• Unix Specialist
• Web Specialist
• Marketable Skills Achievement Award

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Robert Nelson is 2011 Teaching Excellence Award winner!

New Procedure for Registration Problems

Any student who needs help registering for CIT courses is required to email Sarah Rosser with the following data:
Student ID number
CRN for each course
Name of each course
This will ensure there is documentation of registration. CRN and course name are listed on the appropriate schedule page.

Sarah is the Facilitator for Business, Information Technology and Public Services at Blinn College on the Bryan Campus in room H 122-A in the Health Building; her phone is 979-209-7308.

Now approved: TCSC

(Technology in Computer Systems & Coding) Club

Goals:

• Promote study and interest in Computer Information Technology, Computer Science, and other Technical fields
• Provide a helping environment for students in technology based classes
• Create a hands on and interactive experience by helping repair Blinn students or faculty personal laptops, desktop, software, etc.
• Certification practice and study
• Video game play and discussion