Associate in Occupational Studies in Applied Computer Technology

Course Overview Computers are important to all parts of the economy, and the number of careers that involve work with computers is constantly expanding. Students in the associate in occupational studies (AOS) degree program in applied computer technology take courses to prepare them for careers that involve maintaining computer software and hardware, installing and maintaining computer networks, and working with a variety of computer applications. Key Program Highlights This program is available for qualified deaf and hard of hearing students The associate in occupational studies (AOS) degree in applied computer technology, offered by RIT's National Technical Institute for the Deaf , leads to immediate entry-level positions in the computing industry It prepares you for a career in computer support occupations that involves: Installing, maintaining, upgrading and repairing computer hardware and software Networking and security that allows computers to be secured and safely communicate and share resources with one another Concentrations As a student in the applied computer technology program, you will select an area to specialize in by choosing a program concentration in either computer technical support or networking and cyber security