Online Programs

The Tennessee Board of Regents continues to broaden instructional offerings online through the portal http://www.rodp.org known as the Regents Online Campus Collaborative. Within the technology center system, three programs and some short courses are offered through the Regents Online Degree Program and some continuing education classes are offered through the Regents Online Continuing Education program. The three preparatory, career track programs offered online are: Business Systems Technology. The program offers online equivalents of the four on-ground diplomas. All diplomas are one-year in length. Computer Information Technology. Only the Computer Information Systems track is offered online. This track features a greater emphasis on troubleshooting system operations, software issues (Microsoft Office suite of products), JAVA, Photoshop, web page design with Dreamweaver, and preparation for CompTIA’s A+ hardware and software tests. Drafting and CAD Technology. This full-year program is offered through the statewide collaborative. Students seeking in-depth information about online classes should visit http://www.rodp.org and become familiar with all the resources available through the website. To begin the registration process, students must click on the Enroll Today button, then click on the Tennessee Technology Center listings and follow the enrollment steps. Once the prospective student submits the Student Profile, the RODP system will automatically send an alert to the home campus the student selected. Simultaneously, the prospective student needs to have submitted the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (http://www.fafsa.ed.gov). Once the student receives confirmation that the FAFSA has been processed by the federal government, the student should then contact the financial aid office at TTC Dickson to complete processing of the financial aid file. When the registration period opens for an upcoming term, TTC Dickson’s Student Services department will contact prospective students to register for classes and collect tuition or use the financial aid award toward tuition costs. At present, TTC Dickson doesn’t allow charging of online book costs against financial aid awards. Books must be ordered through the online virtual bookstore. Exception: Books for online students will be ordered through the school if a third party entity (WorkForce agency, Vocational Rehabilitation, etc.) is covering the student’s costs. Students must complete the classes they register for within the term. There is no carry-over of coursework in an individual class from one term to the next. For more information about online programs please visit http://www.rodp.org/ttc/degrees/certificate.htm
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Business Systems Technology program is designed to develop the skills and knowledge necessary for success in today's computerized office.  Students are offered an opportunity to experience extensive hands-on training with up-to-date office equipment and computer software.  Students also receive course work in math, English, filing, office procedures, and work simulations. Upon enrollment students select an area of concentration from the following areas:  Accounting, Customer Service, Medical Transcription and Medical Billing and Coding. The Business Systems Technology program is available on-ground and online through the RODP program.

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The mission of the Computer Information Systems Diploma Program is to provide technical instruction and skill development for employment careers in the computer field. As businesses and industry continue to invest heavily in sophisticated hardware and software to simplify their day-to-day operations, it has created a myriad of job opportunities for formally-trained computer technicians who are familiar with a variety of operating systems. Employers are looking for new hires that are adaptable, willing to learn, and have the latest up-to-date training.

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Drafting is considered to be the graphic language of the industrial world. Drafters develop clear, complete and accurate working plans, maps and detailed drawings based on rough sketches and specifications furnished by engineers, architects or designers. In today's technological world, computer-aided drafting (CAD) systems are the principle tool used to prepare drawings. This competency-based course prepares you for entry level employment. The course is delivered on-line. The drafting curriculum is certified by the American Design Drafting Association and maintains compliance with engineering and industry standards. Drafting and CAD technology is available online through the RODP program.