The Computer Science division serves the needs of a variety of students, with different paths.

The division offers instruction to students who intend to obtain an associate's degree, transfer to a 4-year university, gain industry certification, or update their technical skill set to compete or function more effectively in the workplace. The Computer Science and application division has four primary functions. The first is to prepare students majoring in Computer Science for transfer to four-year universities. Second, deliver career Information Technology oriented vocational training. Third, support paralegal and office technology students learning word processing and office automation technology. Forth, offer computer literacy course for students to fulfill general education requirement. These goals are supported by the division offering of degrees, certification and certificates. Our programs include degree and certificates in the following tracks: Computer Science, Business Applications & Database Management, Computer Network and Security Management, Web Development & Administration and Legal Secretary.

Student Resources & Support

 Faculty Contact, Office Hours & Office Location  Tutoring Hours Computer Security Educational Center

 Facility & Lab Hours  Computer Science Club  CompTIA Certification Exam Discount Vouchers  Course Advice / Career Path Consultation  Transfer Honors Program  Information Technology University Transfer  Software Download (Microsoft only*)  Software Download (VMware only*)  Petition for Degrees or Certificates  Petition for Prerequisite Challenge  Videos on Guidelines for Effective Interview  Video on What Most Schools Don't Teach by Code.Org  Video on A Successful IT Leader in the Modern World  Frequently Asked Questions  Student Stories  California Career Briefs  IT Technician Pathway Report

Faculty Resources & Support

 VTEA Student Survey  Course SLO Assessment Calendar  SLO Assessment Tool

 Division Meeting Minutes