Computers & Information Technology Programs
Build Your Future in Technology—Start Here
Explore hands-on training and career-ready pathways in computer science, cybersecurity, networking, and IT support. Whether you're preparing for a high-demand tech job or planning to transfer to a four-year university, Glen Oaks offers affordable, flexible programs for students across southern Michigan and northern Indiana.

Computer Science (Transfer Degree)
This transfer-focused associate degree builds a strong foundation in programming, problem-solving, and computational thinking. Students complete general education coursework alongside core computer science classes, preparing them to transfer to a four-year college or university in computer science or related fields.

Cybersecurity
These programs prepare students to protect computer systems, networks, and data from cyber threats. Options include a transfer degree for continued study and career-focused certificates designed for immediate workforce entry or advancement in cybersecurity and information assurance.

IT & Network Administration
These programs focus on how organizations design, manage, and maintain information
systems and networks. Students gain practical skills in networking, system administration,
and business-focused technology applications used across a wide range of industries.

Computer Support & IT Foundations
Designed for entry-level IT careers and career changers, these certificate programs focus on technical support, troubleshooting, and customer service skills. Students learn to support hardware, software, and users in real-world workplace environments.
Why Choose Computers & IT at GOCC?
- Learn in-demand skills for today’s digital workforce
- Choose from associate degrees and stackable certificates
- Gain real-world experience through labs, simulations, and internships
- Explore flexible schedules—ideal for adult learners and working students
- Transfer your credits or enter the workforce in under two years
Careers in Tech Start Here
Graduates of GOCC’s Computer & IT programs are equipped to work in:
- Technical support
- Network administration
- Cybersecurity operations
- IT systems analysis
- Help desk and end-user services
- Programming and database management
Local demand is growing across healthcare, manufacturing, education, and small business sectors in southwest Michigan and northern Indiana.
Start Your Career in IT