CIT Program at CFCC

Keller Williams Realty is looking for someone to assist in forming and maintaining a web page.  The position is part-time and the pay is either by the hour or by the job.  Must have experience in web design. 

Web Site: www.KellerWilliams.com

Cape Fear Computer Center has a position open for a service technician.  A+ certification is highly recommended as well as customer service and people skills.  The position requires service calls, so reliable transportation is a must.  The position also requires diagnosing and servicing repairs to computers, taking orders for parts and keeping up with multiple orders at once. 

Web Site: http://www.capefearcomputercenter.com/

 

 

A growing IT company and solutions firm in Wilmington is seeking a network engineer.  The candidate needs to have experience with Win2k/XP, server 2k/2k3, Exchange, TCP/IP, network troubleshooting, LAN, WAN, VPN, and antivirus.  Router experience is a plus.  MCP, MCSE, CCNA preferred.  Send resumes along with salary request to wilmingtonitjob@hotmail.com.

Looking for someone to help just a few hours a month doing the following: Improve web site and keep it running, set up surveys online, be sure the site is collecting the online survey data.  Here is an example: http://www.surveytab.com/redcross.htm

Contact Tollie Mitchell 910-300-6110  or tollie@surveytab.com

Online IT news source.

http://www.informationweek.com

Today’s latest news in the IT industry.

http://www.techweb.com/home

Professional association for IT business.

http://www.techamerica.org/

Melissa Watson, Lead Instructor for the CIT degree program has created a newsletter series called “Tech Devils”.  This newsletter will be published twice a year, once in the fall semester and once in the spring semester.  Articles include the CIT curriculum, student spolight, faculty spotlight, community spotlight, hot tech websites, security tips, IT industry trends, and general news and events within the CIT program.  Check out his semester’s issue: http://cfcc.edu/business/CIT/assets/Tech_Devils_Newsletter_Spring_2010.pdf

The CIT discipline will be welcoming a new faculty member in the fall of 2010.  Our beloved Bill Smith retired in December 2010 and left a vacant faculty position.  The search committee for the position has been working hard during the year to find the perfect new faculty member that will work best for our program.  We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Shelia Williams to our department.  Mrs. Williams will be teaching Cisco networking, security concepts, and introduction to computers courses.  Congratulations Mrs. Williams and Welcome Aboard!

The CIT Advisory Committee will be holding its annual meeting on Thursday, June 3, 2010.  Agenda items include deletion and addition of courses to the curriculum, documentation of critical thinking in core CIT courses, and the conversion of traditional face-to-face courses to hybrid courses that meet both face-to-face as well as online.