Technology, Engineering and Computer Science
SUNY Adirondack offers several programs within TECS, to ensure you develop the skills you need for a successful career in these diverse fields.
Technology, Engineering and Computer Science
Alumni
"This program definitely sets you up to make a lot of connections in the workplace."
Did you know?
RPI and Clarkson University offer scholarships of $15,000 to $20,000 a year to high-achieving SUNY Adirondack graduates who transfer to the prestigious universities. “We love your students and are pleased the pipeline is strengthening every year.” — Trish L. Dobbs, director of Admissions at Clarkson University
Workforce training opportunities
SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education provides a variety of non-credit courses that support career preparation and professional development across a range of industries, including computer training and coding.
Create your pathway
SUNY Adirondack TECS graduates learn analytical and problem-solving skills, preparing them for careers in constantly evolving fields.
The college’s Technology, Engineering and Computer Science (TECS) Division provides a foundation in advanced mathematics, science, IT, mechatronics and engineering, exploration in high-tech laboratories and practical real-life learning opportunities so our graduates are ready to transfer to a bachelor’s or advanced degree program, or jump right into the workforce.
Transfer opportunities
SUNY Adirondack’s TECS programs prepare students for seamless transfer to partner institutions that include:
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
- Clarkson University
- Empire State University
- Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
- SUNY Plattsburgh
- SUNY Polytechnic
- University at Albany
- and more
Mark Strohmaier
- Associate professor of Computer Science
- Chair of Technology, Engineering and Computer Science division
Marc Guise
- Assistant professor of Computer Science
- Cybersecurity program advisor
Luke Musto
- Professor of Technology, Engineering and Computer Science
- President of Faculty Association; Faculty advisor
Sri Naga (Akhil) Medisetti
- Instructor of IT Networking & Cybersecurity, Technology, Engineering & Computer Science
John Veitch
- Assistant professor of Electronics and Automation
Jeff Clark
- Associate professor of Electro-Mechanics/Robotics
- CSWP Mechanical Design; CSWP Advanced-Weldments, Sheet Metal, Drawing Tools and SolidWorks accredited educator
Technology, Engineering and Computer Science (TECS) Division
- adamsonw@sunyacc.edu
- 518-743-2224
- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday
- Dearlove Hall, Room 128
1+1 programs
SUNY Adirondack teams with other SUNY institutions to offer 1+1 programs. SUNY Adirondack offers the first year of a degree program, then students transfer to another college to finish an associate degree.
- Environmental and Resource Conservation 1+1 program
- Forest Tech 1+1 program
- Histotechnician 1+1 program
Arts, Media & Culture
Arts, Media & Culture provides you with the skills necessary to turn your love of creativity into a successful career.
- Broadcast Media Production
- Culinary and Baking Arts
- Culinary Arts
- Culinary certificate
- & more...
Business
Start your business career — in accounting, hospitality, agribusiness or as an entrepreneur — at SUNY Adirondack.
- Accounting
- Agricultural Business
- Business Administration
- Entrepreneurship & Business Management certificate
- & more...
Health Sciences
SUNY Adirondack's Health Sciences pathway prepares students for the college's rigorous Nursing degree program, and other careers in the booming health care industry.
- Nursing
Humanities and Social Sciences
SUNY Adirondack offers many areas of study in our Liberal Arts and Sciences track. SUNY Adirondack's Humanities and Social Science degree program provides a diverse education. Students choose from literature, philosophy, history, economics, fine arts, theater and psychology.
- Creative Writing
- Criminal Justice: Police Science
- Criminal Justice: Substance Abuse Services
- Liberal Arts and Sciences: Humanities and Social Science — Individual Studies
- & more...
Math and Science
SUNY Adirondack's Liberal Arts: Math and Science program provides a diverse education. Math and Science students are creative thinkers who generate new ideas.
- Liberal Arts and Sciences: Math and Science
- Liberal Arts and Sciences: Math and Science — Adolescence Education Mathematics concentration
- Liberal Arts and Sciences: Math and Science — Health Education concentration
- Liberal Arts and Sciences: Math and Science — Mathematics concentration
- & more...
Technology, Engineering and Computer Science
SUNY Adirondack offers several programs within TECS, to ensure you develop the skills you need for a successful career in these diverse fields.
- Computer Science
- Engineering Science
- Information Technology: Computer Networking
- Information Technology: Cybersecurity
- & more...