TechRepublic names America's top 10 IT college programs
- Date: November 3rd, 2008
- Author: Jason Hiner
- Category: IT career, IT jobs, IT management
- Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Information Technology, Strategy, Management, Jason Hiner, Leader
Many of the current crop of IT managers do not have a formal education in technology or business because when they were in college there weren’t many programs aimed at training business technology leaders. That’s no longer the case. Today there are a variety of excellent IT programs at U.S. colleges and universities from coast to coast.
In order to help tomorrow’s IT leaders find the best programs, and to help today’s IT leaders find the best IT talent, TechRepublic has released a special report on the Top 10 U.S. college programs for IT.
Jason Hiner is the Editor in Chief of TechRepublic. Previously, he worked as an IT Manager in the health care industry. You can find him on Twitter, LinkedIn and at JasonHiner.com. To see the gadgets and personal tech he uses, view his gdgt profile.
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If you studied IT in college, what do you think these programs need?
Jason Hiner | 11/03/08
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The real world
Tony Hopkinson | 11/04/08
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to be expected
MikeGall | 11/05/08
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Expectations
Tony Hopkinson | 11/05/08
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They need a good dose of reality
No User | 11/06/08
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Same boat
bens@... | 11/06/08
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I haven't got a degree of any sort
Tony Hopkinson | 11/06/08
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Same boat
bens@... | 11/06/08
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pure professionals make poor college instructors
Gate keeper | 11/06/08
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Being able to teach/train is a skill all by itself
Tony Hopkinson | 11/06/08
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No doubt
No User | 11/06/08
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More choice.
rm.squires@... | 11/24/08
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Part of the probem is that IT is too broad
jmgarvin | 11/03/08
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hmm I see your point ... but
MikeGall | 11/04/08
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It depends on whether a specialist is required though
Tony Hopkinson | 11/04/08
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