
The IT Network Technician ICAPS is a short-term program that helps prepare students for employment in the computer field as a computer user support specialist, help desk technician, user support specialist or computer technical support. Qualifying students earn a college certificate with academic support.
Program Includes:
- Academic support in the college courses (CIS, PCT)
- An additional academic support class that provides assistance with college coursework and assistance with increasing academic skills and English language skills
- Transition to college and help with any obstacles that arise
- Assistance with the financial aid process
- Books and materials that are provided at no cost
- Employability skills and assistance with job search
- Preparation for the CompTIA A+ and Network+ exams
Financial Assistance may be available
Target Population:
- Former or current adult education students
- GED graduates
- Prospective students whose first language is not English
- Prospective students who place into developmental reading on the ACCUPLACER placement test
- Prospective students attempting college for the second time
Fall Semester
- CIS 102 – Intro to Computers and Information Systems (3 credits)
- PCT 270 – Intro to UNIX/Linux (3 credits)
- Academic Support course
Spring Semester
- PCT 110 - Networking Essentials (3 credits)
- PCT 262 – A+ Essentials (3 credits)
- Academic Support course
Students can go to school part-time and earn a college certificate within a year. Classes are in the evenings on the main campus.
The ICAPS application is closed for Spring Semester 2021.
You can complete the interest survey now to plan for the next session.