There are close to 2000 technology firms operating in the state of Indiana. This makes studying different science and technology courses a good option for students who want to be employed in the field of technology in the state of Indiana. According to the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, the state ranks seventh among all the states in the nation when it comes to the quality of the working environment.

If you are seriously considering earning a degree or a diploma on computer science or any other courses related to information technology, then you can enroll in any of the following computer training schools:

The Art Institute of Indianapolis in Indiana offers various courses on the arts including media, fashion, design and culinary programs. The institute offers courses on the following computer applications: Adobe Director, Adobe Flash, Adobe Illustrator, Unix, AS400, CAD, CIP, Corel, Classroom, MS Windows 2000, MS Windows NT, OpenGL, Operating Systems, Quark and Programming and Web Development.

The University of Phoenix offers lessons in a classroom set-up as well as through online learning. It offers courses on Informix, MS Windows Server 2003, MS Windows 2000 and so much more.

The ITT Technical Institute has three branches in Indiana: Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and Newburgh. The school has over 90 locations in the United States. Some of the courses the school offers include: Adobe Director, Adobe Flash, Adobe Illustrator, CAD, CIP, Intrusion Detection, AS 400, Linux and so much more. Course offerings vary per branch.

Tech Skills, located in Indianapolis, offers IT and business certification trainings to busy professionals. Apart from that branch, Tech Skills has 29 other locations nationwide. The school offers programs on ASP, CDIA, Crystal Reports, DNS, Echange/Outlook, Frontpage, Novell- CLP, and many other operating systems and application software.

The Keller Graduate School of Management is primarily a business school but it offers various programs on Counter Hacking, Informix, Intrusion Detection, MS Windows NT, Medical Billing & Coding, Networking & Security and various other IT programs. Keller has two locations in Indiana-Merrillville and Indianapolis.

The International Business College has two Indiana locations- Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. The International Business College offers the following computer courses: Borland, C/C++, CDE, CGI, SAP, SMS, SQL, Websphere, Wireless, Crystal Reports and other courses.

The Indiana Business College on the other hand, has several locations in Indiana and offers a wide range of programs including BizTalk, CDIA, CIN, Citrix-CCA, DB2, Macintosh, MCAD, MCSE, Networking & Security and many more computer courses.

The Devry University in Merrillville and Indianapolis offers the following computer courses:.NET, Borland, CDE, CIN, Crystal Reports, Computerized Accounting, Informix, Networking& Security, Proxy Server, SQL, Medical Billing/Coding, SSCP and so much more. The school offers accelerated courses on business and technology so that students can also fast-track their careers.

Another school offering computer courses is Kaplan College. Kaplan College focuses on medical and dental courses. With three locations in Indiana - Indianapolis, Hammond and Merrillville, the school also offers various computer courses such as computer repair and other IT courses.