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Information Technology

The Blinn College District Information Technology Program prepares students for high-demand careers in computer network administration.

Courses cover the fundamentals of personal computers, networking, and security using CompTIA standards; the installation, configuration, and administration of Linux and Windows servers, Cisco switches and routers; and Apache, PHP web, and MySQL database programming and servers. Study ends with a capstone course and an internship.


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Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology Administrator
Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology Administrator
BY
This program prepares students to design, construct and manage heterogeneous multi-user wired/wireless computer networks.
Microsoft Specialist Certificate - Level 2
Microsoft Specialist Certificate - Level 2
BY
This program prepares students to select, install, and maintain the current desktop and operating system offered by the Microsoft Corporation.
Linux Specialist Certificate - Level 2
Linux Specialist Certificate - Level 2
BY
This program focuses on the most recent open source desktop and server operating systems not covered by the Microsoft Specialist Certificate.
Occupational Skills Award in Computer Information Technology
Occupational Skills Award in Computer Information Technology
BY
This program covers personal computer hardware, networking technology fundamentals, and introductory web design principles.

Why Choose Blinn?


Blinn's Information Technology Program offers students hands-on experience, small class sizes, and the opportunity to earn industry certifications.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the national demand for employees in computer and information technology careers is expected to grow 12% between 2018 and 2028, creating 546,200 new jobs.

Computer systems analyst, computer network architect, and computer systems administrator all rank in U.S. News & World Report’s 100 Best Jobs (2017).

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Phone: 979-209-7320

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