Computer Science and Technology

The Computer Engineering Technology program provides training in hardware configuration, software development, programming applications, and the interfacing of hardware/software and communication systems. Students receive hands-on training on various computer systems, test equipment, and software products.  Graduates of this program possess the skills to troubleshoot, repair, configure, install, and program basic computer systems. The experience and training gained in the Computer Engineering Technology Associate in Science degree program will also prepare students for the national CompTIA Computer Technicians A+ Certification Examination (offsite). 

Gateway: Name and Email

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree program offers students a diverse technical curriculum that provides an understanding of many areas of information technology (IT). The program features a core of technical courses that cover topics such as database design, operating systems, and project management, and differentiated options that allow students to concentrate their learning in a particular area.  Students also have an opportunity to experience the workplace in an internship course, or via a simulated workplace capstone that allows them to work directly with employers or in a case study environment. They can leverage the skills acquired in this diverse program to prepare for employment, industry-recognized certification credentials or to pursue baccalaureate degrees.  The CIS program allows students to tailor their degree to their interests by offering a wide range of electives. Certificates are also provided as a guide to assist students in the selection of electives.

• Gateway: Name and Email
• Housatonic: Name and Email
• Naugatuck Valley: Name and Email
• Northwestern: Name and Email

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree program offers students a diverse technical curriculum that provides an understanding of many areas of information technology (IT). The program features a core of technical courses that cover topics such as database design, operating systems, and project management, and differentiated options that allow students to concentrate their learning in a particular area. Students also have an opportunity to experience the workplace in an internship course, or via a simulated workplace capstone that allows them to work directly with employers or in a case study environment. They can leverage the skills acquired in this diverse program to prepare for employment, industry-recognized certification credentials or to pursue baccalaureate degrees.  The CIS program allows students to tailor their degree to their interests by offering a wide range of electives. Certificates are also provided as a guide to assist students in the selection of electives. 

• Gateway: Name and Email
• Housatonic: Name and Email
• Naugatuck Valley: Name and Email
• Northwestern: Name and Email

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree program offers students a diverse technical curriculum that provides an understanding of many areas of information technology (IT). The program features a core of technical courses that cover topics such as database design, operating systems, and project management, and differentiated options that allow students to concentrate their learning in a particular area.  Students also have an opportunity to experience the workplace in an internship course, or via a simulated workplace capstone that allows them to work directly with employers or in a case study environment. They can leverage the skills acquired in this diverse program to prepare for employment, industry-recognized certification credentials or to pursue baccalaureate degrees.  The CIS program allows students to tailor their degree to their interests by offering a wide range of electives. Certificates are also provided as a guide to assist students in the selection of electives.

• Capital: Name and email address
• Gateway: Name and email address
• Housatonic: Name and email address
• Manchester: Name and email address
• Naugatuck Valley: Name and email address
• Northwestern: Name and email address
• Quinebaug Valley: Name and email address
• Tunxis: Name and email address

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree program offers students a diverse technical curriculum that provides an understanding of many areas of information technology (IT). The program features a core of technical courses that cover topics such as database design, operating systems, and project management, and differentiated options that allow students to concentrate their learning in a particular area.  Students also have an opportunity to experience the workplace in an internship course, or via a simulated workplace capstone that allows them to work directly with employers or in a case study environment. They can leverage the skills acquired in this diverse program to prepare for employment, industry-recognized certification credentials or to pursue baccalaureate degrees.  The CIS program allows students to tailor their degree to their interests by offering a wide range of electives. Certificates are also provided as a guide to assist students in the selection of electives. 

• Capital: Name and Email Address
• Gateway: Name and Email Address
• Naugatuck Valley: Name and Email Address
• Northwestern: Name and Email Address
• Quinebaug Valley: Name and Email Address

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree program offers students a diverse technical curriculum that provides an understanding of many areas of information technology (IT). The program features a core of technical courses that cover topics such as database design, operating systems, and project management, and differentiated options that allow students to concentrate their learning in a particular area. The Networking option of the CIS degree offers training in the fundamentals in data networking and server administration. Students also learn the important skills needed to maintain secure networks. Students are offered the additional advantage of hands-on training or simulation with state-of-the-art equipment or software that leads to industry-recognized certification. 

• Gateway: Name and Email Address
• Middlesex: Name and Email Address
• Naugatuck Valley: Name and Email Address
• Northwestern: Name and Email Address
• Tunxis: Name and Email Address

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree program offers students a diverse technical curriculum that provides an understanding of many areas of information technology (IT). The program features a core of technical courses that cover topics such as database design, operating systems, and project management, and differentiated options that allow students to concentrate their learning in a particular area.  Students also have an opportunity to experience the workplace in an internship course, or via a simulated workplace capstone that allows them to work directly with employers or in a case study environment. They can leverage the skills acquired in this diverse program to prepare for employment, industry-recognized certification credentials or to pursue baccalaureate degrees.  The CIS program allows students to tailor their degree to their interests by offering a wide range of electives. Certificates are also provided as a guide to assist students in the selection of electives. The Programming option recognizes the need to educate students in the area of programming and systems design. Students will take courses in a variety of current programming languages, thus offering preparedness to obtain employment, career advancement, or proceed to more advanced study in MIS, CIS, or related fields. 

• Gateway: Name and Email Address
• Housatonic: Name and Email Address
• Middlesex: Name and Email Address
• Naugatuck Valley: Name and Email Address
• Northwestern: Name and Email Address
• Tunxis: Name and Email Address

The Computer Networking associate degree program provides students with a broad and in-depth foundation in computer networking concepts and technologies, combining network theory with hands-on experience in configuring network connectivity devices, administering client-server operating systems, maintaining computer hardware, and applying basic computer programming principles. Students gain practical experience building both virtualized and real-world networks through direct access to industry-standard networking equipment. This program prepares graduates for entry-level positions in computer networking and systems administration, while also offering the option to transfer to a bachelor’s degree program at a four-year institution. Students with a primary interest in programming may wish to consider the CSCU Pathway Transfer Degree in Computer Science Studies (A.A.). 

• Capital: Name and Email Address
• Gateway: Stacy Walker, stacy.walker@ctstate.edu 
• Manchester: Name and Email Address
• Quinebaug Valley: Name and Email Address
• Tunxis: Name and Email Address

CSCU Pathway Transfer A.A. degree programs are designed for Connecticut Community College students who plan to transfer to one of the Connecticut State Universities or Charter Oak State College, guaranteeing full junior status upon transfer and allowing students to complete a bachelor’s degree in their major without loss of credits or the need to take additional coursework. The Computer Science Pathway A.A. degree is a rigorous, calculus-based program that provides a broad foundation in core computer science disciplines, including computer programming fundamentals, database theory and design, digital systems such as logic, computer organization and architecture, assembly language, and client-side web development. Students also complete comprehensive coursework in mathematics, science, and general education to strengthen critical thinking, problem analysis, and problem-solving skills. Students primarily interested in networking and systems administration should consider the Computer Network Technology A.S. degree or certificate. 

• Capital: Name and Email Address
• Gateway: Name and Email Address
• Housatonic: Name and Email Address
• Manchester: Name and Email Address
• Middlesex: Name and Email Address
• Naugatuck Valley: Name and Email Address
• Northwestern: Name and Email Address
• Norwalk: Name and Email Address
• Quinebaug Valley: Name and Email Address
• Three Rivers: Yvette Onye, yvette.onye@ctstate.edu 
• Tunxis: Name and Email Address

A collaborative apprenticeship program between CT State Capital and Accenture

A non-credit program that prepares you for a career in information technology

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A non-credit program that prepares you for a career in information technology

A non-credit program that teaches you the basics of information technology