Associate of Science in Integrated Technologies

This program is designed to provide students with the technical skills and knowledge required to work in a broad range of fields providing technical support, services, and products for a range of technologies utilized in modern homes and businesses. This includes networking, computer support and maintenance, wiring installation, systems administration, and telecommunications.

Martinsburg College is dedicated to serving all military branches, including the Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force. We are equally dedicated to serving the broader military community, including veterans and military spouses. Our associate of science degree in integrated technologies is an ideal choice for students seeking to improve their technical skills and pursue opportunities in a wide range of technology fields. Martinsburg College is a transfer partner with Western Governors University (WGU). Graduates of the Associate of Science in Integrated Technologies can transfer credits from this program into a degree program at WGU. The Associate of Science in Integrated Technologies program has a common core and then offers students elective options. The elective choices include courses in networking and systems administration and installation, configuration, and implementation of integrated digital technologies.

Upon completing the program, students are expected to install, configure, upgrade, troubleshoot, repair, monitor, manage, and administer integrated systems and other computer-related technologies.

Program Outcomes: Core Courses: Students take a minimum of nine credits from the core courses. Depending upon the courses taken, students are expected to be able to:

Use web browsers and cloud-based software applications;

Identify the functions of hardware devices, operating systems, and network components;

Practice safe computing in the workplace;

Provide good customer service and support;

Identify the components of a basic network.

Martinsburg College provides performance-oriented, skills-based educational programs to adults seeking to achieve improved proficiency levels in a broad range of disciplines. Our history of providing quality education to adults dates back to 1980 when the first training centre was opened in New York and has been based in Martinsburg, WV, since 2006. Martinsburg College and its affiliated companies have been pioneers in competency-based learning, technology-assisted education, and distance training. Student-centred education was first introduced in our brick and mortar schools in 1980. As educational technology improved, Martinsburg College could capitalize on decades of in-school experience and introduced high-quality distance education programs. Currently, all of Martinsburg College's programs utilize distance education delivery. Our programs' quality and our considerable experience in supporting adult learners in non-traditional educational delivery have resulted in consistently high student completion and student satisfaction rates.

Martinsburg College seeks to provide high quality, relevant, and affordable distance learning programs to individuals who want to improve their personal and professional development and career growth opportunities.

Martinsburg College is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC).