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Information Services and Support (ISS)

The Information Support and Services program area will prepare students for careers dealing with information technology (i.e., operations, support, deployment/integration). Students will gain the necessary skills to implement computer systems and software, provide technical assistance and manage information systems. Skills needed to acquire certifications will be an integral part of this program. Essential skill areas include but are not limited to:

Communication Skills, Written and Verbal
Customer Service
Problem Solving and Critical Thinking
Security
General Computer Usage Skills
Management of Information Systems
Overall Use of the Network System
Basic Programming
Basic Software Development
Basic Interactive Multimedia Development
Business Skills
Management Skills

Sample list of job titles:

Computer Operators
IS Operator/Analyst
Computer Operations Technician
Operations Scheduler
Data Analyst
Database Systems Administrator
Customer Service Representative
Technical Support Engineer
Product Support Engineer
Call Center Support Representative
Help Desk Technician
Technical Support Representative
Technical Sales Consultant
Technical Writer
Software Application Specialist
LAN Applications Support Analyst
Lead Customer Service Coordinator
Systems Administrator
Trainer
Information Architect
Desktop Architect

PC Support Specialist
PC Technician
Technical Writer
Software Application Specialist
LAN Applications Support Analyst
Lead Customer Service Coordinator
Systems Administrator
Trainer
Information Architect
Desktop Architect




 

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