Job possibilities include java programmers, software developers, SQL coders and database administrators, and web application developers. From time to time, you may work long hours to finish programs for clients.
Three reasons to consider this program.
The computer science job market is growing and offers good salaries.
Students can earn valuable industry certifications as they pursue their degree.
Students can participate in a paid internship program with an area tech company.
Before you sign up, make sure you understand...
This is a two-year A.A.S. career program. If you want to transfer to a university, enroll in an A.A. or A.S. program.
The college has a computer science certificate program, which takes less time. Starting salaries in the certificate program tend to be lower.
Computer professionals often work in teams. Speech and English courses can improve your communication skills.
Introduction to .Net ProgrammingIntroduction to .Net Programming
CITC 2326
Network SecurityNetwork Security
PHIL 1040
Introduction to EthicsIntroduction to Ethics
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Exit exam
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Notes and Map Legend
Key Course: program faculty have identified this course as key to your success
Recommended Elective: check catalog for other acceptable courses
This map assumes completion of course prerequisites
*Tennessee Department of Labor
**Average of 2019 - 2021 graduates
Notes and Map Legend
Key Course: program faculty have identified this course as key to your success
Recommended Elective: check catalog for other acceptable courses
This map assumes completion of course prerequisites
*Tennessee Department of Labor
**Average of 2019 - 2021 graduates
Roane State’s computer information technology (CITC) program teaches programming languages that prepare students for jobs with tech companies. The college’s expert faculty provide in-depth training in software development.
In Roane State’s program, students:
Learn programming languages such as SQL, Java and JavaScript.
Take hands-on classes that emphasize real-world application of programming skills.
Participate in an internship to gain practical experience.
Because computer information technology is a Roane State Technology Plus program, students also:
Learn high-tech skills as they earn their degrees.
Plus, learn communication skills and teamwork skills employers want.
Plus, earn industry certifications valued by employers.
Plus, intern with companies and receive help with job placement.
Certifications
Roane State embeds key industry certifications within the degree program, ensuring students maximize the value of their education and leave Roane State with skills tech companies want.
Roane State’s Computer Information Technology (CITC) program is a CompTIA authorized academy partner, which means the college may host certification testing in A+, Net+, Security+, and Ethical Hacking.
Skills
With a CITC degree, students will be able to:
Develop applications
Design Web servers and applications
Work within teams on programming projects
Design and query databases
Maintain and secure networks
Design, maintain and secure UNIX platforms
Internships
As part of the program, you will participate in a paid internship program with an area tech company. The internship will give you the opportunity to gain on-the-job experience, apply what you have learned in your classes, meet potential employers, and have a leg up in your first job search. Companies offering internships to Roane State CITC students include:
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