Computer Science and Information Technology (CST)
CST Discipline
The Computer Science and Information Technology (CST) program at Delta College offers education and training for a wide variety of computing skills and applications. The Delta campus facilities provide students with access to the latest hardware and software in numerous computer labs and classrooms. The new Library & Learning Information Center (LLIC) provides students an exciting and diverse learning environment that includes a traditional library, an open computer lab, at tutoring center, an academic testing center, and extensive internet access.
The CST Curriculum supports a variety of goals for students pursuing education in the computing and information technology field. Educational opportunities include:
- General Computing Skills Enhancement
- Academic Certificates
- Two-Year Associate's Degrees
- Courses Designed for Transfer to a Four-Year Institution
Contact the CST Faculty for further information.
CST Degree/Certificate Options
Computers can process masses of information rapidly and accurately. Computer Science and Information Technology is a dynamic field of study that is in a constant state of change as technology advances. Some educational institutions refer to this field as Computer Science (CS); others refer to it as Computer Information Systems; and still others may actually classify it as Inforamtion Technology (IT). Delta College Offers seven Computer Science and Information Technology degree options; two are Associate of Business Studies Degrees (ABS) and five are Associate of Applied Science Degrees (AAS). Four of these degrees have Advanced Certificate options as well. The certificate options are laddered (seqenced) to lead to the completion of the corresponding associate degree. The degree/certificate options include:
Announcement:
Microsoft is now offering students the opportunity to license a fully functional version of MS Office 2007 with all the bells and whistles for $59.95.