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Demand for IT professionals is rapidly growing! Graduates can choose from a wide variety of career paths. Students in the Information Technology program will learn how to build communication networks for a company, safeguard data and information, create and administer databases, and help people troubleshoot problems with their computers or mobile devices. Be part of the team required to ensure business information systems’ efficiency and security!
Electricity and Electronics
How electricity and electronics work, learning the proper usage of tools and safety, soldering, component removal and identification, and microcontrollers.
PC Technician Skills
Learning the “nuts and bolts” of computers such as: taking PCs apart, installing operating systems, upgrading, and diagnosing and repairing computers.
Career Readiness
Preparing students to enter the IT field by learning proper people skills, building resumes, and having a mock interview.
Network Technician
How to install networking hardware, configure a small office/home office (SOHO) network, build a complete Intranet, and connect mobile and desktop devices to a network.
Security Technician
Security concepts, tools and procedures to react to security incidents, general knowledge of security concepts, threats, and tools.
Cloud Technician
Learning basic cloud concepts such as migration, storage, virtual machines, Cloud Servers, DevOps and troubleshooting.
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THE CREW
JON BARTSCHI
Jon was born Logan, Utah. Due to his dad’s work and Military involvement, his family had the opportunity to live in and visit many amazing places. Jon still enjoys his time recreating with brothers as well as with his 2 amazing daughters and wife. Jon is a lifelong learner and enjoys making and building everything from PCs to 3D printers.
LEE DEVINE
Lee grew up in a Navy family – at the time that meant moving every 2 years. Lee’s outgoing personality and thirst for knowledge is a direct result of his childhood experiences. Lee discovered a passion for teaching early in his life. In 2010, Lee joined Dixie Technical College as an administrator for the OpX program. After five years of administration and IT service positions, Lee was able to realize his dream of becoming a teacher here at Dixie Tech. Lee’s hobbies include cooking and BBQ.
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