Information Systems
What Computer and Information Systems Managers Do
Computer and information systems managers plan, coordinate, and direct computer-related activities in an organization.
Most computer and information systems managers work full time. Some work more than 40 hours per week.
Training Programs at DATC
DATC Information Technology CC
9 Months
Gain the skills you need to become relevant and stay current in the Information Technology industry. On your way to earning up to four Microsoft, and/or CompTIA industry certifications, you will build and troubleshoot personal computers, configure and troubleshoot data networks, and build Web pages using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. You will work hands-on with highly trained and highly skilled instructors as you configure routers, switches, firewalls, and VPNs to build networks from the ground up. In addition, You will explore the basics of SQL and coding fundamentals. After completing the program, work with one of our placement specialists to get your foot in the door utilizing your newly gained skills. If you are already employed, enhance your skills with a customized plan developed just for you by working one-on-one with a faculty advisor.
Training Programs at MTECH
MTECH Information Technology Fundamentals Prerequisite
30 Hours
The Information Technology: Fundamentals (ITF) course is a prerequisite for students entering the MTECH Information Technology: Support Technician program. It will give students a broad overview of what it takes to be able to become an expert in supporting and maintaining the technology that drives today's economy. You may choose to continue on with training to become an IT Support Tech. Or, perhaps you are simply looking for a short course to help improve your skills with the devices, apps and technology that drive our daily lives.
MTECH Information Technology: Support Technician CC
690 Hours
Information Technology (IT) Support Technicians analyze, troubleshoot, and evaluate computer network problems. They play an important role in the daily upkeep of their organization’s networks by finding solutions to problems as they occur. Solving an IT problem in a timely manner is important because organizations rely on their computer systems, devices and technology. Technical support specialists may provide assistance to the organization’s computer users through phone, email, or in-person visits. They often work under network and computer systems administrators, who handle more complex tasks.
Training Programs at UVU
UVU Information Systems and Technology AAS
63 Credits
The two-year AAS in Information Systems and Technology is designed to help students develop job-ready computer skills to meet today's industry needs. Students complete a foundational core in programming, database, web application design, data communication, and networking. After that, students select a specialization in either Information Systems or Information Technology to complete a focused set of courses to obtain more in-depth knowledge and skills for a variety of computer-related jobs. If planned carefully with an advisor, this program provides a smooth, stackable pathway to the B.S. in Information Systems degree or the B.S. in Information Technology degree at UVU.
UVU Information Systems and Technology AAS
60 Credits
The two-year pre-major AS in Information Systems and Technology program provides training for students seeking to complete general education requirements and develop foundational skills in programming, database, web application design, system administration, computer architecture, data communication, and security. Graduates of this program obtain temporary employment and pursue a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems or Information Technology for more advanced education.
UVU Information Systems and Technology CP
16 Credits
The Certificate of Proficiency in Information Systems and Technology is available to all UVU Students with a particular focus designed to provide high school students an opportunity to obtain a stackable certificate of proficiency with an emphasis in career and technical education while still enrolled in high school. This certificate will be available from the University for college students/adults looking for basic entry-level skills leading to further academic advancement. Students complete a foundational core in programming, database, web application design, data communication, and networking.
18 Credits
The Certificate of Proficiency in Information Technology provides students with training in basic computer applications and introductory coursework in the field of Information Technology. The program is designed to get people employed in entry-level IT positions. Students can select from a variety of introductory IT courses to build knowledge and skill in computer programming, database fundamentals, Linux and Windows system administration, computer architecture, cabling, networking, and security.
UVU Healthcare Information Technology CC
18 Credits
A Certificate of Proficiency in Healthcare Information Technology allows non-students who do not have a degree to obtain a credential to advance their career prospects. A certificate also allows those individuals who earned degrees outside the computing fields to obtain a credential in healthcare information technology in order to increase their value to their current or future employers.