It's currently National Robotics Week (RoboWeek) which involves a series of events and activities during the month of April designed to celebrate the significance of the U.S. robotics industry. This is also an opportunity to recognize the tremendous social and cultural impact robotics has made on our society.
According to an article on Education Dive, tech clubs in public schools are helping students obtain essential business and leadership skills.
Students in Hocking College’s Website & Application Development Program are currently using Figma.
Thanks to the new Talent Bridge for Veterans program, service members and veterans will have an easier time transitioning into the civilian workforce.
New York Times article The Hard Part of Computer Science Class? Getting a Seat. reveals that a record-number of students across the U.S. aren’t able to secure a seat in computer science classes.
Global Knowledge’s 2018 IT Skills & Salary Report recently reported that IT professionals in the United States earn higher salaries than any of their counterparts across the globe.
Students in Hocking College’s Cybersecurity & Network Systems program now have a more convenient route towards earning their bachelor’s degree thanks to the new 3+1 partnership with Franklin University.
Would you like to learn how to code, but assume you don’t have the background to learn this skill? This December you have the perfect opportunity to face your fears thanks to the Hour of Code.
Hocking College recently received approval to partner with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Educate.
Hocking College's Computer Science program will be hosting a 3-part series that will introduce students to GitHub. The trainings will take place in Oakley Hall from 6-8PM on the below dates:
