​​​It is the lifeblood of Silicon Valley, the fuel for our local economy, and the guiding force that drives the high-tech workplace. Over these last few decades, computer and information technologies have revolutionized the way society operates an​d interacts.  ​

Here in the South Bay, our creativity and innovation have made us the vanguard of the global tech community. To support that creativity and vision we need trained and talented:

• Developers
• Analysts
• Administrators
• Technicians
• Support specialists

And a variety of other professionals to help our region remain the leader in global technology.

EVC offers an ideal entry into the world of Computer and Information Technology training with a full complement of CSU transferrable and Associate degree applicable courses to get you grounded and operational in the ever-changing world of high-tech.

• You'll begin with an introduction to database and information systems
• Then move onto hardware and software, computer programming, and software engineering 
• And then onto more advanced studies and hands-on work with web design, ​ javascript, perl, and UNIX/Linux operating systems. 
• As per the U.S. Bureau of Labor's Occupational Handbook, 2012 median pay for Computer Support Specialists was $48,900 per year, equating to $23.51 per hour.  
• The projected growth rate for Computer Support Specialists through 2022 was 17 percent faster than the average. 
• For Web Developers, who design and create the overall look, and are also responsible for the site's technical aspects, the 2012 median pay for 2012 was $62,500 per year or $30.05 per hour. Job growth for Web Developers was predicted at 20 per cent faster than average. ​​​