Membership & Courses are FREE
There is absolutely no cost for your university to become a CITE partner. By joining CITE, your institution will also have FREE access to all courses developed through CITE. CITE is continually seeking to increase its number of university partners. The goal is toto increase the number of ITS trained college students entering the work force. How to become a Partner>

FREE Technical Assistance
CITE will train one university representative on the procedures and techniques for administering courses. CITE has two case studies that were completed to document two different ways in which CITE's partners could utilize CITE course materials.

Networking Opportunities
Join a growing network of more than 100 other prestigious universities worldwide who are partnering in this program and reaping the benefits. University Partners have the opportunity to interact with other institutions interested in providing ITS instruction.

Flexible and Easily Accessible
All of CITE's courses have been developed using an interactive web-based format. Web-based training is a form of distance learning and means CITE's courses are all available via the Internet, accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Interactivity in the courses is provided through a stimulating mix of participatory activities, such as simulations, self-study quizzes, drag-and-drop pages, crossword puzzles, and jeopardy games. These activities help support and reinforce the text-based information and keep students engaged and active in the learning process.

Constantly Expanding Curriculum
Currently CITE has two semester-long courses, 32 individual short courses, 13 blended courses and three Spanish-language courses. CITE's current curriculum includes courses in Information Technology, Traffic Engineering, Project Management and
Systems Engineering.

Assist in Course Development
All of CITE's courses have been and will continue to be developed by faculty members from its University Partners. As a partner, you can help create a future course curriculum.

"At universities with small graduate programs... [CITE] allowed us to offer a course that goes beyond the expertise of our faculty, and is cost effective."

--William Sproule, Michigan Technological University