IT
Technology ExplainedWe think IT means something, but is that it?
History, today, and tomorrow
Behind the Scene
Technology powers nearly every aspect of our daily lives, but few people truly understand how it works behind the scenes. WATT’s Information Technology (IT) Pathway is designed to change that by giving students hands-on experience with the systems, tools, and technologies that drive our connected world. From computer hardware and networking to web development, cybersecurity, digital media, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies, students build practical skills while learning how technology solves real-world problems.
IT 101
Computer Foundations
Learn how computers work by exploring hardware, operating systems, software, and the components that power today’s technology.
Networking & Connectivity
Understand how devices communicate through networks, the internet, cloud computing, and wireless technologies.
Cybersecurity
Discover how to protect computers, networks, and personal information by learning cybersecurity fundamentals and digital safety best practices.
Artificial Intelligence
Explore how AI is transforming industries while gaining an understanding of machine learning, automation, and responsible technology use.
Career Pathways
Explore careers in software development, cybersecurity, IT support, web development, digital design, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and other high-demand technology fields.
College & Career Readiness
Prepare for success after graduation by developing professional skills, exploring career pathways, and understanding educational opportunities.
Mentorship
Learn from experienced professionals who provide guidance, encouragement, and real-world insights into creative, technical, and medical careers.
Leadership Development
Strengthen communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills that prepare you to lead in school, work, and your community.
Future Opportunities
Graduate with greater confidence, valuable life skills, and a clearer vision for your future in college, the workforce, entrepreneurship, or healthcare.
Service & Community Impact
Apply your knowledge through projects and volunteer opportunities that make a positive difference in your community.