Fresno Unified School District
Information and Communication Technologies
Pathways in the Information and Communication Technologies sector prepare graduates to work in programming, cybersecurity, robotics, web development, and more.
Students may have the opportunity to receive college credit and industry recognized certifications as well as participate in paid and unpaid internships.
Information and Communication Technologies in Fresno Unified
Students can choose a CTE program at their neighborhood or "home" high school, apply to a specialty CTE high school, or participate in CTE while attending an alternative high school. Transportation is offered from home schools to CTE specialty campuses. The schools below offer programs in the Information and Communication Technologies industry sector.
“It’s made me feel confident in my own ability to code and think through things. It just makes me feel good knowing that I can express my creativity through code.”
Isaiah
Bullard Computer Science Student
Examples of IT Careers
| Occupation | Education Level | Median Annual Earnings in CA |
|---|---|---|
| Computer and Information Systems Manager | Bachelor's degree | $184,300 |
| Computer Hardware Engineer | Bachelor's degree | $143,200 |
| Computer Programmer | Bachelor's degree | $104,300 |
| Computer Systems Analyst | Bachelor's degree | $112,200 |
| Information Security Analyst | Bachelor's degree | $121,510 |
| Robotics Technician | Associate's degree | $62,500 |
| Software Developers and Software Quality Assurance Analyst and Tester | Bachelor's degree | $135,900 |
| Web Developer and Digital Interface Designer | Associate's degree | $89,400 |
Source: US Dept of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics for California
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