Overview
At River Valley, Information Technology students will understand best practices for troubleshooting, identifying technology issues, and manage multiple operating systems. The Information Technology degree is designed to help students find their passion in IT.
Why RVCC?
Our Information Technology program allows students to find their path. Students with an interest in computer systems, who do not know their exact passion is allowed to find their path in life.
Career Options
- PC Support Specialist
- Web developer
- programmer
- IT security specialist
- computer system analyst
Related Degrees
- Cyber security and Healthcare IT
- Computer Science
- Networking
- Cyber security and Healthcare IT certificate
- Networking certificate
To develop and train information technology professionals who can help companies manage and protect their systems.
Program Goals
The goal of the Information Technology degree is to provide students with a base set of skills to start a career in any IT field.
Program Outcomes
The program will provide students with a strong foundation of understanding in information technology. Students will learn:
- the broad discipline of information technology and develop a foundation of knowledge of the field
- to write clearly and effectively for defined audiences through a variety of strategies
- the purpose behind their field of study, how to best interact with the people in their work environment and the career path that is best aligned with their personal goals
- how to use multiple operating systems commonly found in the Information Technology field today
- basic security principles for information assurance
- the basics of descriptive and inferential statistics
- the basics of the web development process
- computer networking through the introduction of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, the TCP/IP protocol suite, routing and switching protocols, Wide Area Network services, and network design & implementation
- a programming language and be able to design and implement simple programs dealing with numerical and string processing
- to use a variety of writing styles for communication within the professional community
- to implement, maintain and protect a Microsoft Windows Server Domain
- graphical and command line SQL methods of creating relational databases
- to perform ordinary tasks in the Linux operating systems
- the methods in which emerging technologies can be deployed on current and future platforms
- how to succeed in an information technology position through an Internship or Capstone course
Information Technology is an open enrollment program. This means we accept students once they are accepted to River Valley; no requirements necessary. At RVCC, we believe all students should be able to complete a degree and be able to transfer or start their career as smoothly as possible.
If you have any questions about Information Technology, please do not hesitate to request information or reach out to the faculty.
Course Sequencing
First Year: Fall Semester
First Year: Spring Semester
Second Year: Fall Semester
Second Year: Spring Semester
Robert Morris
Cybersecurity | Faculty | IT | NetworkingAssociate Professor & Program Director; Computer Technology, M.S. (Digital Forensics)
Robert Morris:
Associate Degree NHVTCC
(New Hampshire Vocational Technical College Claremont – RVCC)
Bachelor Degree Franklin Pierce College
Master Degree Champlain College (Digital Forensics)
STEM and Advanced Manufacturing60-61 Credits Required
Graduates and Counting
