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  • CIS Information Technology Certificate

    Certificate
    Develop the general technology skills needed to work as a help desk specialist. Learn a broad set of skills to support computer systems, hardware and software.

  • Civil CAD Certificate

    Certificate
    Study how CAD software is used in civil engineering. Gain hands-on skills in plane and basic surveying and learn to use Civil 3D drafting software.

  • Cloud Systems Administration

    Certificate
    Companies use cloud-based systems to store, manage and access their data and programs without buying and maintaining their own servers. Gain in-demand knowledge and skills in cloud computing you can apply within various computer fields across industries. Learn how to install, configure and manage cloud infrastructure and prepare for entry-level employment working with cloud technologies.

  • Collision Shop Support Personnel

    Certificate
    Get the training and skills you need to work as support staff in an automotive collision repair shop, including customer service, sales and repair preparation. In one-semester you’ll also study shop safety procedures, damage analysis, and metal finishing and body filling.

  • Computer Information Systems

    Associate of Applied Science
    Study operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and Microsoft Office and the basics of programming and building a website, how to set up and run queries on a database, and networking, hardware, troubleshooting and how to connect to a network. Choose a focus in two or more specialties and earn at least one certificate while creating a project.

  • Computer Science

    Associate of Science
    This two-year computer science program prepares you to complete your bachelor's degree at a four-year college or university in Colorado. In addition to fulfilling general education credit requirements, students will learn programming language and build skills within the computer science and programming discipline such as algorithm development, data representation, logical expressions and problem solving techniques. This is a liberal arts degree with designation (DWD).

  • Computer: C# Programming Certificate

    Certificate
    Learn the general-purpose, object-oriented programming language C#. Build the skills to develop modern front-end or back-end applications and prepare for A+ certification.

  • Construction Fundamentals Certificate

    Certificate
    Gain basic knowledge of how to read and interpret blueprints while becoming familiar with different types of building materials and construction techniques. Topics include a study of soils, concrete, brick, masonry, steel, timber, and plastics and a study of types of building structural systems.

  • Construction Management

    Associate of Applied Science
    Gain hands-on knowledge and skills in blueprint reading, surveying, project estimating and construction project management. Learn foundational architecture and computer aided drafting (CAD) software used in construction.