23 Technology Advanced Certificate Degree Programs

Gain the fundamental knowledge and expertise in network security and forensics that is necessary for security in networked environments. In the advanced certificate in cybersecurity, you’ll learn to make computers and networks resistant to attack by monitoring intrusions and closing off vulnerabilities.

As interactive technologies advance, the ways in which we communicate change—and the importance of enhancing the communication experience within electronic environments increases. The advanced certificate in web development provides an opportunity for students to gain firsthand knowledge and expertise in the art and science of interactive multimedia design.

Today's entrepreneur faces a highly competitive and constantly changing marketplace driven by continuous innovation in technology, business models, execution, and strategy. In order to succeed, the new entrepreneur must develop an understanding of these dynamics and how this interplay creates value for a new venture.

The advanced certificate in artificial intelligence for computer science is intended for those who want to advance their understanding of artificial intelligence. You will learn how to apply deep learning, natural language processing, and knowledge representation to solve problems that have been considered unsolvable until recently.

Big data is noted for its volume, variety of data types, and rapid accumulation. Big data has become a catchphrase to describe data collections that are so large they are not amenable to processing or analysis using traditional database and software techniques.

The Advanced (Graduate) Certificate in Leading Change in Healthcare Systems provides professional development for administrative and professional workers in New York City's health care industry. Students will gain a rich understanding of the theory and practice of health care policy and administration while developing advanced analytic, research, writing, and presentation skills.

The degree in instructional design prepares students to develop, design, implement, and assess a wide variety of multimedia instructional materials. Learn how humans learn, and how to design instructional environments that remain flexible for the needs of individuals while meeting concrete goals. The Instructional Design program will give you experience using and adapting a range of instructional technology for diverse learner needs – and offers master’s students the chance to pursue customized capstone projects in their specialty fields.

This advanced course is ideal for students who want to pursue a career in software development and IT. Students will develop the skills to design, create and maintain websites, databases and computer networks, and the fundamentals of computer programming using Java, C#, PHP, Javascript, and Visual Basic using Visual Studio, software architecture and technical support.

In just two years you can be working as an auto technician... have an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Auto Technology...and be part of the new breed of automotive specialists qualified to work on today’s highly-sophisticated cars. Many schools just offer automotive technology courses. At Broward College, your academic and automotive classes are combined into one comprehensive, affordable program. Plus, if selected, you can start earning an income—while still in school—working at a real dealership!

Students will gain a solid background in management, team building, communications, and critical thinking. The curriculum emphasizes practical proficiency in applying relevant skills through courses in statistical modeling, data management, machine learning, and big data analytics.

This online program is designed for students who have a bachelor’s degree in any field.

About Geography and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Geographers study the relationships among places, natural systems, society, and cultural activities and the interdependence of these from the spatial perspective. Geographers today are active in the examination and planning of our communities and the development of our human landscapes along with the study of global warming, deforestation, pollution, and a variety of other environmental quandaries. The Associate in Arts in Geography for Transfer (AA-T) is specifically designed to prepare you for transfer to a CSU geography program at the upper-division level. It may also be appropriate for transfer to other four-year institutions. To accomplish this goal, you will complete transferable lower-division courses in geography and related fields. As a geography major, you will be able to take most or all of your lower-division courses at CCSF before you transfer but should see a counselor confirm your program of study. Additional courses might be required to transfer to particular institutions. The GIS Certificate is for students who for their major or career need to develop in-depth knowledge of the fundamental concepts and practice of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and learn hands-on problem-solving skills doing real-world GIS application projects. Students will be able to apply this knowledge and hands-on skills to various fields including, but not limited to, planning, engineering, geography, criminology, real estate, biotech, public utilities, transportation, forestry, ecology, resource management, emergency response, business/marketing. Explore Potential Careers Studying Geography and GIS can lead to a variety of different jobs or career paths. Below are just some of the many options you will have. Cartographers Emergency Management Planners Environmental Planners GIS Analysts and Specialists Location Analysts or Area Specialists Remote Sensing Analysts and Specialists Researchers Transportation Planners and Managers Urban and City Planners

The Diesel Preventative Maintenance Technician program prepares students to enter the workforce ready to perform routine repair procedures, preventive maintenance, and safety applications. Goal 1: Graduates will possess the appropriate skills and safety awareness that is needed for entry into the diesel preventative maintenance field. Student Learning Outcomes Students will: • Understand the use of proper safety equipment, for both themselves and shop practices. • Visualize situations to predict any concerns before attempting them. • Identify and select the appropriate tools for the job at hand. • Perform preventative maintenance on light and heavy trucks.

Our Avionics Course is allied and complements the Aviation Mechanics course. Titled AVIONICS TECHNOLOGY or Air Navigation Instrumentation (Electronics) Technology, this 16-credit / approximately 32-week professional program is a combination of A&P mechanical instrument diagnostic and repair training. This program is dedicated to those who are interested in going one step further or expanding their knowledge in the career of Aviation Mechanics. Our program is approved by the Department of Education, Accredited as a School of Excellence by ACCSC, and Certified by the agencies that direct Aviation Electronics worldwide as AEA / NCATT / ETA-I. The Pell Grant and GI Bill certify approval by US Federal agencies.

It seems that everyone around the country and the world wants a piece of the action in Florida. Our warm climate, gorgeous views, tourist attractions, and diverse populations make us one of the most attractive places to live, work, and visit. As one of the fastest-growing states in the country, according to the latest Census numbers, Florida is at the epicenter of construction and development. Are you ready to get your own piece of the action in building construction here in Florida? Let it start with an affordable education at Broward College.