As the debut of coursepower unfolds, local colleges have had more than 1,000 students enroll in applied computing. As they join the tech initiative, the students help pioneer the way for a digitally skilled workforce. Read the full article from Columbia Regional Business Report:
Columbia, SC – Four college presidents gathered at IT-oLogy today to announce a major effort in economic development for South Carolina. Coursepower, a program that features a minor or certificate in applied computing, is now being offered at four Midlands institutions: Benedict College, Columbia College, Midlands Technical College and the University…
Coursepower represents a much-needed response to a problem that many employers across South Carolina face. It can be maddeningly difficult for organizations to find ready-to-work, tech-savvy employees. The issue is hardly unique to the Palmetto State. It’s a concern that spans the nation. If we don’t invest in training students…
