Information Technology - Information Support & Services
Tech Prep Program
Length of Program:
2 years
Program Highlights:
- Participate in managing a help desk for USV staff and student PC’s
- Conceive, design and deliver unique interactive content with the same tools as professionals
- Learn basic theory and technique in computer-based graphics production
- Design websites
- Explore computer animation
- Learn the essentials of desktop publishing
- Become expert in a variety of software packages
- Learn skills necessary to design, install and troubleshoot computer systems, networks and software
- Learn hardware repair and software troubleshooting
Job Possibilities:
- Web designer
- Media designer
- Computer graphic designer
- Multimedia artist
- Digital media specialist
- Help desk specialist
- Computer support technicians
- Computer PC/Network Coordinator
- Network Systems Technicians
- Programmer
College Partnerships/Articulation Agreements:
- Clark State Community College
- Possible Credits Earned: 39
- Money Saved: $3022.50
- Scholarships: $1200 renewable
- Rhodes State Community College
- Possible Credits Earned: 21 (IT Major), 14 (Digital Media Major)
- Money Saved: $1974.00 (IT Major), $1316.00 (Digital Media Major)
- Scholarships: $1000 renewable
- University of Northwestern Ohio
- Possible Credits Earned: 19
- Money Saved: $3705.00
- Scholarships: n/a
- Wright State University – Lake Campus
- Possible Credits Earned: 13
- Money Saved:$1924.00
- Scholarships: n/a
- Edison State Community College
- Possible Credits Earned: 12
- Money Saved: $1380.00
- Scholarships: n/a
Certifications Available:
- Microsoft Application Specialist
- IC3 (Internet and Computing Core Certification)
- A+ Certification
Clubs/Organizations/Competitions:
- BPA (Business Professional of America)
- Regional/State/National Workplace Skills Assessment competition
- Northwest Ohio Regional Tech Prep Showcase
Academic Preparation Needed Before Entering Program:
- A strong interest in computer software and hardware
- Junior status at your high school
- “C” average or better in Algebra
- 2.0 or better overall GPA
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