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Computer Information Systems



The Computer Information Systems Program is primarily designed as non-transfer for career oriented students who desire to enter the job market after completion of the program. It is designed to develop knowledge and skills that will enable the student to seek entry level employment and perform efficiently in the IT industry workforce. The program also offers opportunities for individuals already in the job market to expand their skills and knowledge to include computers. Students will develop those attitudes, understandings, and traits that will allow them to accept responsible positions and will create within them an appreciation for the impact of computerization upon every facet of the business world.

Knowledge and skills gained through this program typically prepare for, or upgrade persons in, the following occupations:

Technical Support
Help Desk Support
Computer Maintenance
Network Assistant
Web Site Designer

Upon completion of this program, all students are expected to demonstrate/complete the following:

  • exhibit ethical, responsible, and dependable behavior

  • communicate effectively with employees and customers

  • write effective business documents

  • work cooperatively with others in a team environment

  • use problem solving strategies to think critically

  • install and use a variety of operating systems

  • use basic programming constructs

  • install, configure, and diagnose hardware and application software

  • provide outstanding customer support services

  • troubleshoot hardware and software problems

  • demonstrate mastery of CompTIA A+ objectives

PC Support Specialist Option

  • demonstrate understanding of CompTIA’s network fundamental objectives

  • exhibit mastery of Microsoft Windows XP usage

  • configure, manage and troubleshoot Microsoft Windows Server software

Web Design Specialist Option

  • create professional web pages utilizing a variety of methods

  • create and utilize graphics for web pages

  • use scripting languages

  • select, configure and manage web server software

 


Computer Information Systems - PC Support Specialist Option
Recommended Program Sequence
Associate in Applied Science
Minimum 64 Semester Hours
Effective 2006-2007

 

  First Year - First Semester
  Dpt. Crs. Title

Credits

 
  CS 100 Foundations of Learning 1  
  EN 101 English Composition I 3  
  CS 104 Using Internet Technology for Research and Productivity 3  
  SP 103 Speech Fundamentals 3  
  Social Science Elective 3  
  Science Elective 4  
 

Total Semester Hours

16  
   
  First Year - Second Semester
  Dpt. Crs. Title

Credits

 
  BU 205 Communications in Business OR 3  
  EN 115 Technical Writing I* 3  
  IT 102 Cyber Law, Ethics, Culture 3  
  IT 112 Systems Architecture 3  
  IT 180 PC Maintenance 3  
  IT 181 Advanced PC Maintenance 3  
  IT 182 A+ Lab 2  
 

Total Semester Hours

17  
 
  Second Year - First Semester
  Dpt. Crs. Title

Credits

 
  IT 183 Network+ 4  
  IT 210 Network Administration I 3  
  IT 215 Network Administration II 3  
  MT 130 College Algebra 3  
      Restricted Elective 3  
     

Total Semester Hours

16  
           
  Second Year - Second Semester
  Dpt. Crs. Title

Credits

 
  CS 272 Internship 2  
  CS 274 Capstone 1  
  IT 218 Managing a Networked Environment 3  
      Programming Elective 3  
      Restricted Elective 6  
     

Total Semester Hours

15  
           
   

*Students transferring or completing 2+2 must take EN 115.

Electives:
Programming - IT 188, IT 190, IT 192, or IT 194
Restricted - IT 184, IT 185, IT 186, IT 187, IT 216, IT 217, IT 275
Science - Any lab science
Social Science - PY 201, SO 200, or SO 215
 

 

 


Computer Information Systems - Web Design Specialist Option
Recommended Program Sequence
Associate in Applied Science
Minimum 64 Semester Hours
Effective 2006-2007

 

  First Year - First Semester
  Dpt. Crs. Title

Credits

 
  CS 100 Foundations of Learning 1  
  EN 101 English Composition I 3  
  CS 104 Using Internet Technology for Research and Productivity 3  
  SP 103 Speech Fundamentals 3  
  Social Science Elective 3  
  Science Elective 4  
 

Total Semester Hours

16  
   
  First Year - Second Semester
  Dpt. Crs. Title

Credits

 
  BU 205 Communications in Business OR 3  
  EN 115 Technical Writing I* 3  
  CS 155 Web Page Design I 3  
  CS 156 Web Page Design II 3  
  IT 102 Cyber Law, Ethics, Culture 3  
  IT 112 Systems Architecture 3  
  MT 130 College Algebra 3  
 

Total Semester Hours

18  
 
  Second Year - First Semester
  Dpt. Crs. Title

Credits

 
  CS 164 Web Graphics Design 4  
  IT 180 PC Maintenance 3  
  IT 181 Advanced PC Maintenance 3  
  IT 182 A+ Lab 2  
      Programming Elective 3  
     

Total Semester Hours

15  
           
  Second Year - Second Semester
  Dpt. Crs. Title

Credits

 
  CS 172 Serverside Scripting Fundamentals 3  
  CS 173 Webserver Management 3  
  CS 272 Internship 2  
  CS 274 Capstone 1  
      Restricted Elective 6  
     

Total Semester Hours

15  
           
   

*Students transferring or completing a 2+2 must take EN 115.

Electives:
Programming - IT 188, IT 190, IT 192, or IT 194
Restricted - CS 171, IT 183, IT 184, IT 245, IT 246, IT 275
Science - Any lab science
Social Science - PY 201, SO 200, or SO 215
 

 

Last Update - 05/21/2007

 
 
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