Computer Science and Cybersecurity

At the Community College of Rhode Island, our Computer Science and Cybersecurity programs are designed to equip students with essential skills for the digital age.

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Skills For the Digital Age

We offer programs of study that provide our students with the skills necessary for transfer, career success, and lifelong learning. With programs in Cybersecurity, Computer Support Specialist, Networking Technology, Computer Programming, and Web Technologies there is no better place to gain the skills you need to succeed in the essential field of information technology.

Certificate and Degree Paths Prepare for Professional Certifications

Associate Degree Programs

Certificate Programs

Computer Support Technician (CSTC)
Computer Support Technician (CSTC)

This program provides balanced coverage of technology fundamentals, computer hardware, computer software, and basic networking technology.

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Cyber Defense Certificate (CYBC)
Cyber Defense Certificate (CYBC)

The Cyber Defense program is part of the Cybersecurity degree designed to provide students with a strong foundation in the principles and methods of cybersecurity.

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Pathway to Cyber Readiness (CPRC)
Pathway to Cyber Readiness (CPRC)

The Pathway to Cyber Readiness Certificate is a 21-credit program that prepares students with the fundamental skills needed to obtain the CompTIA A+, N+, Linux+, and S+ certifications.

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Data Analytics (DATC)
Data Analytics (DATC)

The Certificate in Data Analytics aims to introduce the concepts, techniques, ideas, skills, theories, methods, and practice necessary for entry in the fields of Data Analytics or Data Science.

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Network Software (CMNC)
Network Software (CMNC)

The Network Software certificate prepares students for careers in modern office environments, emphasizing both client and server technologies.

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Network Support Technician (NSTC)
Network Support Technician (NSTC)

Students develop the ability to configure and troubleshoot basic PCs and basic information technology.

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Networking Technician (NWTC)
Networking Technician (NWTC)

Students develop the ability to configure local area networks (LANs) and internetworks using routers and switches.

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Software Development (STVC)
Software Development (STVC)

The Certificate in Software Development aims to provide required skills and training for an entry-level career in software development.

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Web Technologies (CWTC)
Web Technologies (CWTC)

The Web Technologies certificate is designed for individuals who wish to pursue a career in a Web-related field and acquire the training and technical skillset that is necessary to prepare them for a career in a Web-related occupation.

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Joint Admissions Agreement

JAA Transfer Degrees

These programs constitute a JAA transfer program to either RIC or URI. Students completing a JAA plan receive an associate’s degree and enter the receiving institution with 60 credits and Junior status. Depending on GPA, students receive a tuition discount of up to 30% at the receiving institution, a waived application fee, and personalized advising.

 

Computer Studies Transfer, Computer Science BA - Associate in Arts (RIC) Computer Studies Transfer, Computer Science BA - Associate in Arts (RIC)

The Bachelor of Arts degree at RIC requires fewer courses, and you have freedom to add a minor(s) or double major to pursue other interests. For potential employers, a minor in cyber security, data analytics, or other areas could set you apart from other candidates.

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Computer Studies Transfer, Computer Science BA - Associate in Arts (URI) Computer Studies Transfer, Computer Science BA - Associate in Arts (URI)

This program is designed for students who prefer more space for interdisciplinary study with a double major or minor in another field while preserving a strong computer science background that is excellent preparation for a career in computing.

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Computer Studies Transfer, Computer Science BS - Associate in Arts (RIC) Computer Studies Transfer, Computer Science BS - Associate in Arts (RIC)

In the Bachelor of Science degree at RIC, you are required to take additional courses in mathematics, science, ethics, and writing.

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Computer Studies Transfer, Computer Science BS - Associate in Arts (URI) Computer Studies Transfer, Computer Science BS - Associate in Arts (URI)

This program is recommended for students who want to pursue technically focused careers that require strong mathematical and scientific preparation and those interested in computer science graduate studies.

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