If you want to understand computers, see how they work and even build them then put that curiosity to work with a career in Computer Programming. With solid skills for both the front- and back-end of programming you can turn thoughts and ideas into real world projects powered by C++, Java, Oracle, and Visual BASIC.

With a diploma in Computer Programming, you can qualify for several programming related positions and be able to choose from various career paths. You can also have the added advantage of polished communication, interpersonal and professional skills that Gibbs delivers in this well-rounded program.

If you are interested in digital imaging technologies, Gibbs College can help you train and start working in this face-paced field. The Digital Filmmaking & Multimedia program integrates the variety of working methods and tools used in the industry today while emphasizing creative innovation in design for the convergent media of traditional Web broadcast.

The student can gain a technical mastery of today's broadcast media through hands-on projects in design, video, audio, lighting and editing while experimenting with digital video, audio, motion graphics, special effects and multimedia.

A diploma in Digital Filmmaking & Multimedia is the ideal start to a career in digital videography, digital editing, lighting, camera operations, and Web video.

From airports to public buildings to private businesses, An increasing number of companies and government agencies are seeking individuals with the criminal justice career training to help them meet their security needs. Enroll in the criminal justice courses at Gibbs!

The Computer Technical Support Program is a 9-month certificate program that is designed to provide students with hands-on experience in operating systems, networking, software applications, network hardware and maintenance. Students should be prepared to support end-users and programmers in business environments and will be taught how to operate computers and peripherals.

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If you enjoy finding creative ways to express an idea or communicate a message then you're already on the path to a career in Visual Communications. With formal training in layout, type, color and illustration you can have the solid foundation needed to pursue a professional career in Visual Communications. Learn the basics to advanced techniques with hands on experience using computer graphics, Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark, pre-press production and Web design.

A certificate in Visual Communications is the ideal start to a career as production artist, illustrator or graphic designer—and you can graduate with your very own portfolio that can open doors for any job.

If you are a "techie" at heart and look forward to any chance where you can wire, fix or build electronics then get paid for it with a career in Computer Network Operations. You'll get hands on experience with PC troubleshooting, applications and operating systems, network administration and more advanced studies of server/client configurations and multi-platform integration.

With an Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Network Operations you can pursue an exciting career as a network administrator, technical support engineer, desktop support specialist, network manager and more.

If you are addicted to the Internet and convinced you can make any site better then click over to a career in Digital Media. Take control of the Web by creating the functional performance of the site, stream audio and visual elements, build it with HTML, and animate with Flash. You can learn the software and hardware components needed to truly master the Web.

With an Associate of Applied Science degree in Digital Media, you can have the skills as well as a personal portfolio to pursue opportunities as a Webmaster, Web Designer, Web Artist, Web Content Developer, Multimedia Designer and more.

If you're looking for an exciting new field where your work can help businesses grow, sell more and increase customer satisfaction then get started with a career in e-commerce. Like never before, today's economy depends on the Internet and people to manage it. You can learn Web programming, e-commerce regulations, consumer behavior, marketing and the computer skills needed to help companies transform their business.

With an Associate of Applied Science degree in E-Commerce, you can be ready for positions as an applications developer, E-commerce Web developer, Internet Software engineer, financial transactions developer and more.

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If you like contributing to the big picture, are well organized and like to see things run smoothly then put your skills to use with a professional career in Office Administration. You can learn the skills needed to run today's fast paced office with training in communications, word processing, office systems, spreadsheet applications and more.

With an Associate of Applied Science degree in Office Administration you can have the skills and confidence to begin your career as an executive assistant, office administrative assistant or administrative coordinator—positions where the job market is always seeking qualified candidates.

If you enjoy finding creative ways to express an idea or communicate a message then you're already on the path to a career in Visual Communications. With formal training in layout, type, color and illustration you can have the solid foundation needed to pursue a professional career in Visual Communications. Learn the basics to advanced techniques with hands on experience using computer graphics, Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark, pre-press production and Web design.

An Associate of Applied Science degree in Visual Communications is the ideal start to a career as production artist, illustrator or graphic designer—and you can graduate with your very own portfolio that can open doors for any job.