Associate of Science in Information Technology in Irvine United States | Irvine Valley College

This Information Technology program provides foundational knowledge in computing, networking, and cybersecurity, equipping students for entry-level roles in information communications technology (such as Computer User Support Specialist or Computer Network Support Specialist). The curriculum caters to individuals seeking to: 1) launch their careers, 2) progress in their current jobs, or 3) transition to new professional paths. Students can develop expertise in technical support and networking, with coursework preparing them for industry certifications including CompTIA's A+ (CIM 110), Network+ (CIM 181), Linux+ (CIM 161), and the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) exam (CIM 181, 182, 283).
Graduates of this program will be able to:

Utilize core computing concepts and modern technological methods, skills, and tools essential for IT practice.
Evaluate and address business challenges by applying technology solutions through analysis of both qualitative and quantitative data.
Assess user requirements when selecting, developing, implementing, and managing computer-based systems.
Deliver technical support for computer and network users.
Recognize the importance of continuous learning in the evolving IT profession.