Law-Related Careers – Students in this program focus on civil and criminal law with practical training in the skills necessary for pursuing a career as an attorney and/or paralegal. Students utilize hardcopy and online resources including Lexis Nexis and the national reporter system. Specialized equipment is provided to aid students in analyzing crime scenes.

Information Technology – Courses in this program provide students with the most diverse technological background of any computer area. Training in microcomputer operating systems, business applications, accounting, programming, system design and management are emphasized. Students are prepared for Microsoft Office Specialist Certification, Master Certification Exam, and A+ Certification.

Networking Technology – In Networking Technology, students develop the skills necessary to support microcomputers with various platforms and to administer network systems. Students are taught the fundamentals of Local Area Network design and the responsibilities of a system administrator. Students prepare for the Novell CNA, Microsoft MCSA, Cisco CCNA, and A+ certification.

Business and Finance – Students are prepared with the principles and operations of business and fi nance found in today’s technologically advanced global economy. The curriculum includes marketing, entrepreneurship, financial service training, and accounting. Classes are enhanced by multimedia presentations, business simulations, internet research, electronic mail, time management and the preparation of a professional business plan.

Computer Graphic Design – Students focus on the professional areas of graphic design, computer art, and video. Students develop skills in the areas of drawing, digital and visual communications, design critiquing, portfolio development and presentations. Projects, design competitions and internships allow students to apply their skills at a professional level.

Architectural Design – Students in Architectural Design develop industry drawing standards in two and three-dimensional drawing techniques, rendering, and animation to prepare for fields of architecture and engineering. Students test their skills through participation in local and national design contests and in preparing for Autodesk certification.

Computer Science – Courses in this program focus not only on the power of computer programming, but also on related techniques, such as animation, morphing, creating and maintaining web sites, presentations, and virtual reality.

Engineering Technology- Students in Engineering Technology develop knowledge of engineering principles, technological and engineering problem solving skills and decision making methods. The fields of civil, electrical, mechanical, and robotic engineering are studied through hands-on learning labs, interactive engineering software, and two courses through the University of Nevada Las Vegas.