Computer & Information Technology

Every industry depends on technology to operate, innovate, and grow. From cybersecurity and cloud computing to software development and IT support, technology professionals keep businesses connected and secure.

As organizations continue to embrace AI, automation, and digital transformation, TSTC partners with industry to prepare graduates with the technical skills employers need today—and tomorrow.

The future of the industry

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AI Is Changing Every Industry
Artificial intelligence is transforming how businesses operate, automate processes, and make decisions. Technology professionals are building, managing, and securing the systems that power the next generation of AI.
Cloud & Connected Systems
Businesses are moving critical operations to the cloud, increasing demand for professionals who can design, manage, and support secure, connected technology environments.
Cybersecurity Is More Critical Than Ever
As cyber threats become more sophisticated, organizations need skilled professionals who can protect networks, safeguard data, and keep critical systems running securely.

TSTC's training meets this demand

Built with Technology Employers

Programs are developed alongside industry partners to align curriculum with today's technology workforce and evolving employer needs.

Learn Through Real-World Technology

Students gain hands-on experience with enterprise software, networking equipment, cybersecurity tools, cloud platforms, and modern development environments.

Supporting Texas' Digital Workforce

TSTC graduates help organizations across Texas build, secure, and maintain the technology infrastructure that powers business, healthcare, manufacturing, education, and government.
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Technology powers every
industry in Texas.

600K+
Projected new jobs
Texas has one of the nation's largest technology workforces, supporting businesses across every major industry.
15%
Job Growth 
(2011–2021)
Driven by increasing demand for cybersecurity, cloud computing, software development, and data management
300K+
Annual Job Opening
Reflecting both industry growth and the need to replace retiring workers.
Sources: Bureau of Labour Statistics (2021-31)

Envision your future through the experiences of our graduates.

“Without going to school here, I don't think that I'd know half the things I know about cybersecurity and how to perform the things that I do.”
Ki'untrez O'Quinn
Cybersecurity Graduate
Information Security Engineers
$84,060
Median Salary
O*Net Online Information Security Engineers

Envision your future through the experiences of our graduates.

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“In my role, I've been able to support cybersecurity response efforts and seen firsthand how important teamwork and quick communication are.”
Starla Mendoza
Junior Information Security Operations Center Analyst at Carr, Riggs & Ingram
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Computer Programmers
$86,520
Median Salary
O*Net Online Computer Programmers

Build skills with today's technology

Work with enterprise networking equipment, cybersecurity tools, cloud platforms, and modern software environments while gaining practical experience solving real-world technology challenges.
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