Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Education at San Joaquin Delta College

San Joaquin Delta College (SJDC) operates a 165 acre main campus in Stockton, CA, a Tracy Learning Center, South Campus at Mountain House and Manteca Center, classes in Lodi, Linden, Rio Vista, Isleton, Escalon, Sutter Creek, Jackson, Ione and San Andreas, an educational farm on 157 acres near Manteca and a forestry field-study area near Mountain Ranch.  Some 225 faculty serve about 18,000 students a year, 11,000 as full-time equivalents.  SJDC is part of the Higher Education Consortium of Central California (HECCC), along with CSU-Stanislaus, Merced College, UC-Merced, Yosemite Community College District, Modesto Junior College and Columbia College.  This partnership of two  universities and four community colleges has developed dynamic and evolving collaborations, shared intellectual capital, facilitated innovative projects, promoted professional development and increased equitable access to higher education in a distinctively diverse region since 1981.

The Business Division  Computer Science Department offers a variety of training programs, including computer network and applications support, programming, microcomputer skills, as well as web database programmer and developer training.  Many courses are available on campus and over the Internet.  Students can acquire AS degrees in Computer Science and Network Software and a variety of certificates, including 3 in Computer Networking, 1 in Computer Operations, 3 in Computer Programming, 1 in Computer Science, 2 in Computer Support, 3 in Web Development and 1 in Data Entry.  For more information, come by the Stockton Campus, Locke Building, Room 203, call (209) 954-5490, or email.

The Business Division  Business Information Management Program offers training in the areas of general office, secretarial, word processing, office management, and administrative assistant. Good skills in grammar and composition, keyboarding, the use of office equipment, knowledge of modern office procedures, and the use of a microcomputer are important skills in this field. 10 certificate programs are designed to enable students to attain their career goals.   For more information come by the Stockton Campus, Locke Building, Room 203, call (209) 954-5490 or email.