The Computer Information Systems (CIS) program provides training for students who are interested in working in this expanding field of employment. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in computer and network system configuration and management. Students get hands-on experience with computer hardware and software ranging from individual personal computers to local and wide area networking technology. The program focuses on preparation for Microsoft and Cisco certifications giving the successful graduate a tremendous competitive edge in gaining high-income employment in the computer industry.

The Office System Technology Program offers a one-year certificate program, Associate in Applied Science Degree, and an Enhanced Skills Certificate. The one-year certificate is designed to prepare students for an entry-level position in office occupations such as keyboarding clerk, office clerk, and receptionist. The Associate in Applied Science degree program is designed to prepare students for a career path leading to office management. The program provides cutting edge training in the newest office technology including preparation for Microsoft Office User Specialist certification.

A nationwide shortage of qualified management and supervisory personnel is hindering the progress of individual companies, and curtailing economic growth at all levels. This program is designed to meet both the needs of people preparing for careers in business management as well as men and women who are already actively engaged in business and industry. It is structured to provide functional management theory that can be applied immediately to the job. The Management program includes studies in basic principles of management, general administration, and related areas. The course of instruction outlined for this program is designed to lead to an A.A.S. degree. The program is available to both day and evening students.