Computer Information Systems
St. Clair County Community College

Courses
Programs
Faculty
Facilities

Courses:

• CIS 110 - Computer Concepts and Careers
• CIS 112 - Enhanced Data Cabling Installers Certification
• CIS 115 - Microcomputer Applications
• CIS 120 - Introduction to Networking
• CIS 121 - Introduction to Local Area Networks
• CIS 122 - Wide Area Networks
• CIS 123 - TCP/IP
• CIS 130 - Operating Systems
• CIS 150 - Programming Concepts
• CIS 160 - A+ Certification
• CIS 200 - Electronic Spreadsheets
• CIS 202 - Microcomputer Databases
• CIS 205 - Internet Development I
• CIS 221-  Packets and Protocols
• CIS 227A/B - Special Topics in Networking
• CIS 235 - Internet Development II
• CIS 236 - Interactive Web Programming
• CIS 247A/B - Special Topics in Computer Applications
• CIS 260 - Computer Programming I
• CIS 261 - Data Structures Programming
• CIS 264 - C++ Programming for Engineers
• CIS 267A/B - Special Topics in Computer Programming
• CIS 275 - Visual BASIC Programming 
• CIS 280 - Systems Analysis & Design (Capstone)
• CIS 284 - Microcomputer Administration (Capstone)
• CIS 286 - Network Analysis & Design (Capstone)
• CIS 290 - CIS Internship / Co-Op
• CIS 297 - The CIS Professional

Programs

Computer Information Systems is a discipline within the Computer & Office Technology department. Originally started as the Data Processing department in the late 1970's, SCCCC has a long tradition of providing educational opportunities for computer professionals in the Blue Water area.

There are currently four CIS Associate degree programs:

• CIS Applications
• CIS Programming
• CIS Networking
• CIS Web Development

SCCCC also has an Applications Certificate.

• CIS Applications Certificate

Faculty:

Full Time CIS Faculty

Alan Collard
Carol DesJardins
Colleen Pepin
Robert Richardson

Split Discipline CIS Faculty

        Wendolyn Willison

Adjunct CIS Faculty

Scott Anderson
William Blay
Mike Brown
Susan Davies (Sanilac)
David Glavich (Yale)
John Kowalski
James McClellan
William Pilkey
Marilind Roff

Facilities

Located in the A.J. Theisen building, CIS makes use of a variety of computer facilities at SCCCC. Modern microcomputers are networked to Windows 2000 servers and the Internet. Laser and color printing are available in all computer labs. The CIS program has Unix machines available for class usage.