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SUNY Sullivan offers three tracks to prepare professionals for rewarding careers in computer information systems and technology – Computer Programming; Computer Support; and Simulation and Game Development.

Each track is designed to provide the background necessary for immediate employment or transfer to a four-year program. The tracks include courses in hardware and specialized software, programming, logic and problem solving, application skills, database management, and web design in order to provide graduates with a diversified skill set. A core of liberal arts classes provides the student with the communication and critical thinking skills required for career advancement.

SUNY Sullivan is a proud supporter of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)! Are you looking to find out more about how STEM relates to you? We have great faculty available to answer your questions and other resources to help you! Check out this great resource: stemjobs.com/stem-student-portal

SUNY Sullivan uses Simio simulation software under a grant from Simio LLC (www.simio.com).

Students in Computer Support learn the skills necessary to effectively design and manage information systems in modern business. Courses concentrate on the alignment of information systems with the business decision-making process.

After successfully completing the requirements of the Computer Support AAS degree program, students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of:

• the fundamentals of computer architecture and organization
• computer hardware: components, purpose, relationships, and integration
• computer software: usage, design, installation, management, configuration, debugging, and file management
• operating systems
• the fundamentals of algorithms
• mathematical skills as applied to problem-solving and logic
• the fundamentals of database management
• the fundamentals of project management
• the fundamentals of accounting
• the fundamentals of business management
• the fundamentals of computerized business systems

Graduates will also be prepared to

• use procedural problem-solving skills to diagnose, document, and troubleshoot technological problems
• provide entry level IT help desk support in a range of end user environments
• apply effective communication and technical skills in the workplace
• create, maintain, edit, and format word processing documents
• create, maintain, edit, and format spreadsheets
• create, maintain, edit, and query databases using structured query language
• create, maintain, edit, and format desktop publishing documents
• create and maintain web pages and web sites
• apply the systems development lifecycle in project management