Great Careers in Computer Information Technology

In the Computer Information Technology emphasis from Rasmussen College, you will focus on the business applications residing on today’s desktop computers, as well as, some fundamental concepts related to computer-system administration. In addition, you will also have the opportunity to select electives that develop your skills, in either computer repair and support or multimedia applications.

When you graduate from Rasmussen College with a degree in technology, you'll not only have the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the workplace, you'll also have a portfolio of projects to showcase as you interview for your new career.

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Information Technology Overview

The Computer Information Technology field is expected to grow 30% at the national level and nearly 32% in the State of Minnesota through 2012. Graduates will serve businesses as on-site help-desk staff; they will trouble-shoot computer problems and educate users in complex desktop software applications and Internet programs.

Note: Degree offered at all locations.

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Career Opportunities for Computer Information Technology Graduates:

• Computer Support Specialist
• Help-Desk Technician
• Application Support
• PC Specialist

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What Computer Information Technology Professionals Do:

• Manage computer networks
• Troubleshoot computer systems
• Maintain and install hardware & software
• Instruct users on computer applications and operations
• User interface development
• Assist customers/employees with technical problems
• Answer questions and train users
• Monitor customer and employee system use
• Troubleshoot and problem-solve

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What You'll Learn in This Program:

• Network Infrastructure
• Microsoft Windows Server
• Information Technology Capstone
• E-commerce
• Website Design
• Computer Graphics
• Multimedia Technologies