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  • Boston, MA 02116
  • 617.423.4630
  • 877.400.BFIT (2348)

Computer Technology

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Click here to view the Computer Technologies pages of the Academic Catalog for course descriptions and sequences.

Click here to view the Computer Engineering Technology pages of the Academic Catalog for course descriptions.

Computer Technologies – System Administration 

The Computer Technologies - System Administration program provides students with the knowledge and training for entry-level system and network administration positions in the computer industry. System and network administrators are typically responsible for maintaining a company’s computer systems, with server management as the primary responsibility. Responsibilities typically include the installation, configuration, support and maintenance of computer systems, servers and networks. Other responsibilities may include scripting and “light” programming, project management for systems related projects, and consulting for computer problems. The curriculum of this program may also qualify graduates for entry-level computer programming, systems support and sales positions. Graduates are well prepared to continue their education in four-year system administration or related computer software technology programs.

Computer Technologies – Applied Technology

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The Computer Technologies - Applied Technology program exposes students to a broad range of computer technologies with a primary focus on computer technician skills and a secondary focus on web technologies. Graduates from this program may be employed as an entry-level technician responsible for the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of computer and networked systems, or an entry-level web technologist with some database systems exposure. Other employment opportunities may include sales and technical support, in both retail and computer vendor environments. Graduate from this program may continue their education in related four-year BS computer technology programs.

Computer Engineering Technology

The Computer Engineering Technology program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary for computer industry positions that address both computer hardware and software. Students are prepared for entry-level positions that may involve the testing, troubleshooting, repairing or installation of a variety of computer and networked systems. Other positions may include assisting engineers in the design and building of computer systems. Graduates of this program are well-prepared to continue their education in Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Technology programs.

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