Do you have the skills to be a success in the information technology field? Delaware Tech' s Computer Information Systems Technology can help. This technology trains students for careers in the dynamic field of information technology. Whether you are interested in pursuing an associate degree in programming mid-range computers, earning networking certification, or creating a Web page, we have the courses for you.

Within the options available in the Computer Information Systems department, students are taught to use a wide variety of software found in business, including microcomputer networking. Students take a combination of computer language programming, software applications, systems analysis, and related accounting and mathematics courses which give them the skills in demand in today' s business world.

Partnerships formed by the CIS department with national companies such as IBM, Microsoft, and Novell provide benefits to the students. These companies offer guidance on keeping technology courses up-to-date, copies of software for home use as well as on-campus applications, vendor-approved courseware for use in the classes, and periodic discounts on certification examinations.

The CIS department faculty is committed to a hands-on, practical approach to teaching and learning. Emphasis is placed on using examples from business and industry that prepare our students to be successful upon graduation. Several faculty hold industry-recognized certifications.

Graduates of the Computer Information Systems department can take advantage of an articulation agreement with Wilmington College to pursue a bachelor' s degree in information resource management. See links below.

• Computer Information Systems - Microcomputers & Networking (PDF File*)
• Computer Information Systems (PDF File*)
• Web Development (PDF File*)

For further information regarding the CIS department, please contact Department Chairperson Bonnie L. Atkins at 302-855-1680 or via email at batkins@dtcc.edu.