Digital Technology
The Digital Technology pathway prepares students for careers in software development, information technology, networking, cybersecurity, and computer systems. Students build practical skills in areas such as programming, databases, system support, network administration, and digital security. Through hands-on training, students develop the technical and problem-solving abilities needed to pursue industry certifications, continued education, and careers across a wide range of technology-driven fields.
Application Software Development
Interested in technology, coding, and creating solutions to real-world problems? Application Software Development prepares students with the skills needed to design, build, test, and maintain software applications used by businesses and organizations.
Through hands-on learning, students develop programming, web development, database, and problem-solving skills using technologies and languages such as HTML, CSS, C#, Java, ASP.NET, and SQL. Graduates build a strong foundation for career opportunities in software and application development, programming, web development, database-related roles, and other technology-driven fields.
Computer Information Technology
Interested in technology and want the flexibility to explore areas such as cybersecurity, programming, networking, and computer systems? Computer Information Technology provides a broad foundation in the technologies that businesses and organizations rely on every day.
Through hands-on learning, students develop skills in systems analysis and design, programming, networking, cybersecurity, database management, project management, and computer support. Students can further focus their studies through concentrations in Cyber Security or Systems Analysis and Programming. Graduates are prepared to pursue career opportunities such as IT support specialist, cybersecurity analyst, network administrator, systems analyst, or programmer, or continue their education in a technology-related field.
Information Technology
Enjoy solving computer problems, working with technology, and figuring out how networks connect? Information Technology prepares students with the hands-on skills needed to install, manage, secure, and troubleshoot the computer systems and networks that keep organizations connected and operating.
Students gain practical experience with network operating systems, diagnostic tools, cybersecurity, cabling, Cisco routers and switches, wireless networks, and LAN/WAN technologies. Graduates develop valuable technical and problem-solving skills that can lead to career opportunities in IT support, network administration, computer systems, cybersecurity, and other technology-focused fields.
