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Industrial Design

DVC's industrial design program equips you with the creative and technical skills to design, develop, and prototype products for various industries, including design for manufacturing (D4m).

Online Programs

DVC offers partially and fully online courses to help you meet your goals! Take short and full term courses with us online and finish faster.

EOPS/CARE + CalWORKs & Foster Youth Services

EOPS/CARE, CalWORKs and START+NextUP are programs to help disadvantaged students overcome obstacles to their success in college. Each program is designed for students with specific needs/backgrounds.

Film, Television & Electronic Media

The FTVE program welcomes all media creators and can prepare students for immediate employment in film production and post-production, television and electronic media.

Learning Communities

Don't go it alone at DVC! Learn about our learning communities, make new friends and find the right one according to your interests.

Computer Science

Computer Science offers a diverse range of classes covers current popular topics and emerging software development tools and languages. Subjects include C++, Java and Python programming, computer architecture and program design. These courses offer working professionals an opportunity to enhance their skills.

Puente Program

The Puente Program at DVC supports Mexican American and Latino students to succeed in college with counseling services, mentors, an educational plan and more.

Computer Information Systems

The CIS program provides students with the essential computer skills for successful employment, coupled with analytical and technical knowledge needed for transfer. Subjects include database management, project management, web graphics and web technology.

Commencement Ceremony

Important details about DVC's annual graduation ceremony, including essential event information like RSVP instructions, ceremony schedule, special accommodations and parking.

High School Programs

In Diablo Valley College’s high school programs, high school students earn college credit early through concurrent enrollment, dual enrollment, Educational Talent Search, career academies, Diamante Scholars, and high school articulation.