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Students who successfully complete the mandatory courses below will qualify for both the AA degree and the Computer Information Systems Certificate of Achievement. Consult with a counselor or dean regarding the specific requirements for this program, and review the Degrees and Programs section of the Catalog for details about the Associate in Arts degree. Computers have become ubiquitous, influencing countless aspects of our daily routines. Modern life relies heavily on computer-generated information, making technological proficiency essential in today's world.
Career Prospects
The Computer Information Systems (CIS) curriculum equips students for entry-level business roles involving computer applications, providing training in word processing, spreadsheet software, and database management. Advanced students can pursue telecommunications and computer networking coursework. In certain cases, students with relevant work experience may test out of courses through prior learning assessment. Those seeking advanced standing must demonstrate their competencies through consultation with an instructor.