Networking
Computer Systems Networking
Information technology careers are available in every sector of the economy. Careers in IT involve the design, development, support and management of hardware, software, multimedia and systems integration services. The information technology industry is a dynamic and entrepreneurial field that continues to have a revolutionary impact on the economy and on the world. - OSPI Career Cluster Pathway Info PDF
Career Pathway images created by Talley High School students.
pathway Courses
Middle School
- Computer & Society 1, 2
- MS Computer Science A, B
High School
- Networking Fundamentals - Year 1 A, B, C
- Networking I, II, III (BC CHS)
- Networking Fundamentals - Year 2 D, E, F
- Cybersecurity A, B
- Cybersecurity (AP CK) A, B, C
- Advanced Computer Projects A, B, C (Standard or CHS)
- Pathways to Success A, B
- Worksite Learning
Beyond the classroom
These advanced courses explore fields such as cybersecurity and network engineering with student interest led projects, industry mentors, and exploration of careers demanding highly sought advanced skills.
after high school
WORKFORCE.
MILITARY. Cybersecurity Specialist ($64,000) | Network/Database Administrator ($63,000) | Cybersecurity Officer ($75,000) | IT Manager ($71,000)
APPRENTICESHIP/CERTIFICATE.
2-YEAR DEGREE.
4-YEAR DEGREE. Web Developer/Digital Designer ($93,000) | Network/Computer System Administrator ($95,000) | Computer Network Architect ($130,000) | Information Security Analyst ($120,000) | Computer System Analyst ($103,000) | Database Administrator/Architect ($117,000) | FBI Special Agent in Cybersecurity ($100,000)
GRADUATE DEGREE. Computer and Information Research Scientist ($145,000) | Cyber Fraud & Digital Risk ($195,000) | Lead Cybersecurity ($175,000)
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Program of Study
Graduation credits
CTE
Electives
Credentials
CISCO, Comp TIA+
College credit
College in the High School
CTE Dual Credit