Computer Information Systems Program
Applications
Associates Degree in Applied Arts and Science Degree

Working in a computer installation in today's business world requires a broad base knowledge in hardware, software and management. Through the presentation of theory, applications, and a bit of management, this Applications degree meets the needs of several job descriptions. A Graduate with the Associate in Applied Arts and Science Degree-Applications sequence would meet the technical and knowledge requirements for a Database Analyst, Tech Trainer, or Web Designer. The graduate would also be qualified to work in Tech Support, Applications Support, or Help Desk.

Suggested Course Sequence

First Year - 1st Semester     

    Description Literacy Hours
CIS 110 Introduction to Computer Information Systems   4
CIS 115 Microcomputer Applications (or CIS115H) CL 4
ENG 101 English Composition I (or ENG101H) WR 3
MTH 102 Elementary Algebra (or higher Math course) CT  MA 5
    Total Credits   16

First Year - 2nd Semester

    Description Literacy Hours
CIS 130 Operating Systems CL 4
CIS 200 Electronic Spreadsheets CL 4
OA 125 Business Communications
(or ENG102 or ENG102H for transfer students
WR  OC 4
    Elective   3
    Total Credits   15

Second Year - 1st Semester

    Description Literacy Hours
CIS 202 Microcomputer Databases CL 4
CIS 205 Internet Development CL 4
BUS 150 Principles of Business GA 4
SPC 101 Speech Communications OC 3
    Elective   3
    Total   18

Second Year - 2nd Semester

    Description Literacy Hours
CIS 275 Visual BASIC Programming (or CIS260) CL 4
CIS 284 Microcomputer Applications Specialist CL 4
CIS
  or
CIS
  or
CIS
160

247

290
A+ Certification (no CL) (also listed as ELT160)

Special Topics in Computer Applications

Computer Co-Op/Internship
 CL 4
PS 101 Introduction to Political Science GA  GP 3
    Total Credits   15
    Total Credit Hours   64
    Total Contact Hours   64

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