About BayICT
Who We Are
The BayICT Partnership is a collaboration between Bay Area community colleges, tech companies, and community organizations united under the common goal of creating a diverse and locally-grown tech workforce.
What We Do
Strengthen collaboration between the tech industry and our member colleges.
Support the preparation of our students through work-based learning.
Connect our college faculty with industry experts and resources.
Connect our employer partners with a talent pipeline.
Current Projects
Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics (AIDA) technologies are a cornerstone of current systems design and implementation. Our goal is to help match the ever increasing labor demand with industry supported community college efforts, creating model curriculum and providing professional development.
Using their 40% CTE Enhancement Fund, Bay Area Community Colleges joined together to establish a remotely shared information and communication technologies (ICT) lab facility to serve their ICT students who need hands-on skills demanded by ICT employers.
This project is intended to support the creation and implementation of a Regional Virtual Production Academy by defining virtual production model curriculum using existing courses and certificates and delivering a suite of collaborative credentials including stackable certificates, an associate degree, and possibly a baccalaureate degree.
Bay Cyber’s Mission is to help students, and by extension, our communities, become safer technology users and guide them towards a career in Information Technology/ Cybersecurity.
BayICT Support Team
Ray Kaupp
Director
Dan Montoya
Project Management
L Tabata
Strategic Designs, LLC
Marketing
Latest News
Recognizing fake news, being savvy about social media and resisting cyberbullying would be a required part of California school curriculum… Playback from May 18th’s Cyversity Engage “Community College Pathways to Cybersecurity Careers” panel. The AIDA project continues to innovate and advance with the approval from the state of the first few courses. Humans and machines: a match made in productivity heaven. Our species wouldn’t have gotten very far without our mechanized workhorses.
EdSource: Media literacy would be required for California K-12 students under new bill
Cyversity Engage | Community College Pathways to Cybersecurity Careers
Laney Dean Ángel Fuentes Provides Latest AIDA Updates
McKinsey & Company: What is AI?
2023 Q1 ICT-DM Newsletter
As we march into Spring and I review all the projects currently underway in the ICT/DM arena, it feels a…
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2022 Q4 ICT-DM Newsletter
BayICT has gained a lot of momentum over the last quarter. And we expect to carry that forward in next…
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2022 Q3 ICT-DM Newsletter
The start of the new school year is always a time of new beginnings. This year, that’s as true for…
Read More
2022 Q2 ICT-DM Newsletter
The BACCC’s ICT Digital Media Team extends its appreciation to all of our partners and stakeholders (ICT-DM program faculty and…
Read More
Cyversity Engage | Community College Pathways to Cybersecurity Careers
Playback from May 18th’s Cyversity Engage “Community College Pathways to Cybersecurity Careers” panel.
Read More
March 23 Quarterly BayICT Meeting
Our second quarterly meeting for 2022-2023 will be focusing on Cyber Security, our initiative to prepare Bay Area community college…
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February Tech Talk Playback
Kathryn Brillhart is a Cinematographer, Director, and Producer who leverages volumetric capture, visualization techniques, and supervising visual effects to enhance…
Read More
January Tech Talk
One of the highest-demand technology careers right now is Data Analytics. Basically, these jobs involve using specialized software to look…
Read More Recognizing fake news, being savvy about social media and resisting cyberbullying would be a required part of California school curriculum… Playback from May 18th’s Cyversity Engage “Community College Pathways to Cybersecurity Careers” panel. The AIDA project continues to innovate and advance with the approval from the state of the first few courses. Humans and machines: a match made in productivity heaven. Our species wouldn’t have gotten very far without our mechanized workhorses.
EdSource: Media literacy would be required for California K-12 students under new bill
Cyversity Engage | Community College Pathways to Cybersecurity Careers
Laney Dean Ángel Fuentes Provides Latest AIDA Updates
McKinsey & Company: What is AI?
2023 Q1 ICT-DM Newsletter
As we march into Spring and I review all the projects currently underway in the ICT/DM arena, it feels a…
Read More
2022 Q4 ICT-DM Newsletter
BayICT has gained a lot of momentum over the last quarter. And we expect to carry that forward in next…
Read More
2022 Q3 ICT-DM Newsletter
The start of the new school year is always a time of new beginnings. This year, that’s as true for…
Read More
2022 Q2 ICT-DM Newsletter
The BACCC’s ICT Digital Media Team extends its appreciation to all of our partners and stakeholders (ICT-DM program faculty and…
Read More
Cyversity Engage | Community College Pathways to Cybersecurity Careers
Playback from May 18th’s Cyversity Engage “Community College Pathways to Cybersecurity Careers” panel.
Read More
March 23 Quarterly BayICT Meeting
Our second quarterly meeting for 2022-2023 will be focusing on Cyber Security, our initiative to prepare Bay Area community college…
Read More
February Tech Talk Playback
Kathryn Brillhart is a Cinematographer, Director, and Producer who leverages volumetric capture, visualization techniques, and supervising visual effects to enhance…
Read More
January Tech Talk
One of the highest-demand technology careers right now is Data Analytics. Basically, these jobs involve using specialized software to look…
Read More