The Company was a private computer science college offering a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Applied Computer Science. The school's computer science program became the first post-secondary program to receive accreditation under the incubation policy developed by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC). The school's faculty taught computer science courses through an established university partner, while that university's faculty taught general education courses.

Despite the program's popularity and high enrollment, the overhead required to run a college proved difficult, prompting the company's management and board of directors to search for ways to exit.

The Company engaged G2 to serve as assignee in an assignment for the benefit of creditors ("ABC"). This insolvency proceeding, which is governed by state statute, is a faster and cheaper than bankruptcy. Upon launching the ABC, the Company's board and management resigned, with select staff assisting in the ABC effort on a contract basis.