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Digital Technology

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What is Digital Technology?

Digital Technology is about much more than building computers or coding; it’s the art of solving real-world problems through creativity and innovation. Whether you are interested in designing software, maintaining complex networks, or defending systems against cybersecurity threats, this field offers diverse pathways that reward both technical skill and strong communication. With high demand across every industry, professionals enjoy competitive pay and benefits. By earning IT certifications and mastering the foundations of support and security, you can build a highly marketable career that is as rewarding as it is essential.

In Demand Careers

  • Computer Hardware Engineers*
  • Computer Network Architects*
  • Computer Network Support Specialists
  • Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary
  • Computer Systems Analysts*
  • Computer User Support Specialists
  • Database Administrators*
  • Database Architects*
  • Information Security Analysts*
  • Software Developers*
  • Web Developers*
  • Web and Digital Interface Designers*

*Tier 1 jobs provide an income that can support a family of three

Source: Colorado Talent Pipeline Report

Digital Technology Offerings by School

Explore the schools that offer Digital Technology. Courses vary from school to school. Select a particular school for their career exploration offerings and Work-Based Learning opportunities.

Certification Opportunities

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Partner College Programs

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Red Rocks Community College Logo
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Industry Partners & Work-Based Learning

Industry partnerships provide valuable insight for students to gain experience solving business problems with the guidance of mentorship. Work-Based Learning (WBL) courses offer students experiential opportunities to explore careers outside of the classroom including job shadowing and internships.