Programming and Software Development-prepares students for further study and careers in the field of computer science through programming, hardware design, networks, graphics, databased and information retrieval, cyber security, software design, programming languages, applications in information technology and information systems, and social issues (internet security, privacy and intellectual property).

Information Technology Fundamentals

Information Technology introduces students to the knowledge base and technical skills for information technology careers. Students study the nature of business and demonstrate knowledge of the functions of information systems in business. Emphasis is placed on maintaining a safe working environment and on building interpersonal skills needed for working in the information technology environment. Students demonstrate appropriate knowledge and behaviors of legal responsibilities by information technology professionals. Students explore a variety of information technology career opportunities and develop a personal career plan to meet their career goals and objectives.

Software Development

Computer Science AP

Network Systems-prepares students with the fundamentals and advanced computer, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills necessary for success in computer fields. Students gain a background in hardware, software, and /or telecommunications. Computer-aided trouble shooting and instructions is integrated into the learning process.

Information Technology Fundamentals

Information Technology introduces students to the knowledge base and technical skills for information technology careers. Students study the nature of business and demonstrate knowledge of the functions of information systems in business. Emphasis is placed on maintaining a safe working environment and on building interpersonal skills needed for working in the information technology environment. Students demonstrate appropriate knowledge and behaviors of legal responsibilities by information technology professionals. Students explore a variety of information technology career opportunities and develop a personal career plan to meet their career goals and objectives.

Networking I

This course is designed to provide students with skills Involving a hands-on, career oriented approach to learning networking that includes practical experiences. This course includes activities that emphasize the application of networking in terms of implementation and career opportunities.

Networking II

This course Is a one-credit course designed to provide students with skills Involving hands-on learning by Installing a router, configuring a server, and performing disaster recovery. This course includes a strong emphasis on proper safety practices and industry ethics.Software Development

This course is designed to provide students with an introduction to the C ++ programming language, structured elements of C++, classes, data, abstractions, inheritance, polymorphism, storage management, and a C++ programming environment. Simple programming exercises will reinforce the theory and stimulate understanding. It is recommended that Information Technology Fundamentals be taken prior to this course.