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SRJC’s Computer Studies Department
provides instruction for a diverse group of
computer and information technology related
disciplines. The
faculty members offer a wide range of
certificates and programs for incumbent
workers looking to add to their skills sets as
well as for those just entering the job market.
Classes include
Basics,
Office Applications,
Web,
Graphics and Desktop Publishing,
Networking, and
Programming. The traditional
Computer Science major allows students whose
planned transfer major is Computer Science to earn
an Associate Degree while meeting the typical
lower division requirements for a Computer Science
degree at a four-year institution.
The SRJC CS department is one of the foremost
Adobe Certified Training Providers in the
country and offers several
Adobe certificates. They provide instruction
in graphics and desktop publishing software that
meets industry standards. Classes and completion
certificates for Adobe programs, including
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, and
Flash allow students to develop the expertise in
these popular applications. Certificates earned
in Adobe applications prepare students for Adobe
industry certification exams.
As a
Cisco Regional Networking Academy, SRJC
provides instruction in IT Essentials, Networking
and Security.
The
General Multimedia Certification will
introduce students to the process of designing and
producing interactive content for the web and
other media. Student will acquire the skills
necessary to obtain entry-level positions in new
media industries as multimedia authors,
technicians, artists, programmers and developers.
The
Web Content and
Web Development Certificates provide students
with skills in HTML, CSS, client relations, team
building, content analysis, problem solving, and
meeting deadlines. There are a wide variety of
options for students to chose from, including: Web
Graphic Designer, Graphic Production, ASP
Programming, Java Programming, JavaScript
Programming, Perl Programming, PHP Programming and
Web Project Management.
The
Graphic Design Production Fundamentals and
Graphic Design certificate programs prepare
students to work for a variety of businesses in
the local community. Publishers hire them to do
advertising design, production, PhotoShop work,
layout, and design. Small businesses require data
sheets, newsletters, websites, advertising and
brochures. Graphic design studios need employees
with strong computer backgrounds, good ideation
techniques and precise mock-up skills. Many
students graduate with the goal of owning their
own free-lance businesses. For students interested
in an Associate degree, a
Graphic Design major is available.
Business ICT needs are met through
15 certificate programs and over 100 credit
courses in
Business Office Technologies.
The department office is located on the Santa Rosa
campus in Maggini Hall. Call (707) 527-4778 or
e-mail us for more information. |
