Information Technology

INFO MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the MCC Information Technology academic department is to prepare program students to continue to their studies in an advanced degree program or to obtain an entry level position in a technology related field. This mission is accomplished by providing superior course instruction and opportunities for relevant learning experiences with current and emerging technologies.

Our program strives to graduate students who are knowledgeable across various technology fields and who are able to think critically. This mission aligns with the college mission of delivering relevant, student-centered learning to a diverse community.

• Provide support to our students within a reasonable time and in a respectful manner. Further we listen to and value each team member and intend to work together promoting an atmosphere of professional growth, job satisfaction, leadership and an overall positive educational experience.
• Provide innovative, contemporary and accessible technology in computing, enabling all students to effectively meet their goals as a learning community.
• Implement new technologies and improve the quality of instruction offered in our program.
• Promote and develop partnerships within the Metropolitan Community College surrounding areas.
• Develop a community that is adaptable to technological needs.
• Support the use of information technology to enable academic innovation in teaching and learning.

NEW COURSES THE INFO DEPARTMENT HAS TO OFFER

Winter 2020

INFO 1002 - Introduction to Information Technology - Students are introduced to Information Technology vocabulary and fundamentals related to computer hardware, software, networking, security, and basic Information Technology literacy. This course helps prepare students for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ certification exam.
INFO 1263 - Instructional Technology and Design Topics - Students analyze a variety of current topics focused on instructional technology and design for learning and training. Topics include ethics related to technology usage, Universal Design for Learning, digital game-based learning, scenario-based learning, teaching and learning with mobile devices, using multimedia for learning/ training, and emerging technology tools.
INFO 2100 - Organizations, Applications & Technology - Students are introduced to organizations and the role that information and information systems (IS) play in supporting an organization’s operations, decision-making processes, quality management, and strategic activities. Course topics include management of the IS function, strategic and regulator issues of telecommunications, and ethical and legal issues.
 

Please visit the Find class schedule web page to complete the course registration process.