Individuals who have a degree or certificate in Computer Technology can find positions in information management, system analysis and design, applications, operation and programming as well as supervisory positions.
CAREER OPTIONS:
Career options exist in all kinds of companies and business types including system analysis and design, applications, operation and programming and supervisory positions. In 2009, the average annual income in South Carolina was $41,640 for Computer Support Specialists and $62,460 for Computer Systems Analysts.
*Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:
The Computer Technology program is designed to prepare graduates for entry-level positions in information management. TCL offers a two-year academic Associate in Applied Science major in Computer Technology and a variety of Computer Technology Certificates including computer applications, help desk management, programming, database, multimedia design and Webmaster.
Note: For list of required courses, please see Course Catalog
FACULTY:
Jean Smith / 843-470-6021 / jsmith@tcl.edu
Computer Technology Instructor
Karen Smith / 843-525-8323 / ksmith@tcl.edu
Computer Technology Instructor
Dr. Kenneth Flick / 843-525-8238 / kflick@tcl.edu
Business Technologies Dean
Besides my strong interest in computers, I chose to be a
Computer Technology major because of the increasing
demand for graduates in the field. Even in the wake of
our current economy, with the skills I’ve gained from
TCL, opportunities will always
be available.
Beau Mitchell, Computer Technology, Bluffton, S.C.