Information Technology Systems
Program Description
Information technology systems technicians maintain, service, and repair computer equipment and computer peripherals. They also install and trouble-shoot and maintain computer networks.Certificates & Degrees
- Information Technology Systems/Computer Network Technician
- Technical Certificate
- Advanced Technical Certificate
- Information Technology Systems/Information Systems Technician
- Associate of Applied Science
- Bachelor of Applied Science
Program Options & Length:
- Program begins in August and January and is 4 1/2 semesters which includes one summer session
- Admits 32 students each year
- Typical classroom hours are from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., 5 days per week
- The program consists of several CISCO systems courses and is a recognized CISCO Academy.
Paying for College
You may apply for financial aid, scholarships, grants, and loans to help finance your college education. When you pay registration fees, you are a student of Idaho State University with the privileges and responsibilities of a college student.
Gainful Employment
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NR On-time completion rates are not reported for programs with fewer than 10 completers in order to protect student privacy. | |
* Based on 2012-13 full-time, Idaho resident tuition and fee schedule. ** Based on 2012-13 double occupancy rates and 100 meal plus flex money plan. | |
*** Based on completer placement data from the 2011-2012 fiscal year submitted January 15, 2012 to the Idaho State Division of Professional-Technical Education (ISDPTE). Positive placement is defined by the ISDPTE as completers enrolled in the military, employed in a related training, employed in a field unrelated to training, or pursing additional education. |