Information Technology Basics (Microcredential)

Short-term training at JCC in information technology

The Information Technology Basics microcredential at Jamestown Community College lets you develop fundamental skills of information technology necessary in today’s market, including programming, web technologies, troubleshooting, security, and networking. You’ll be prepared for an entry-level role in technology, as well as complement your skill set in business, communication, or manufacturing.

Program pathway

Earn this microcredential as a part of:

How to earn

  1. Apply to JCC and choose your degree or certificate program.
  2. Work with your advisor to register for the microcredential courses.
  3. After you've completed the courses, contact the Registrar's Office to have it added to your record.

Courses

Duration: 2 Semesters

Course
Credits
Requirements Met

CSC 1520: Introduction to Cybersecurity

3

CSC 1530: Introduction to HTML & CSS

3

CSC 1570: Programming Concepts/Applications

3

CSC 1580: Computer Hardware/Systems Software

3

CSC 2510: Introduction to Networks

3

Information technology skills

Through the program, you will:

  • Develop and understand the use of HTML and XHTML.
  • Understand the basic syntax of a programming language so that they will be able to use that language to solve a programming problem.
  • Install and configure a small LAN.
  • Demonstrate the ability to troubleshoot a hardware or software problem on a PC.
  • Identify security risks and threats to computers and computer networks.