Computer Information Systems

The Computer Information Systems Associate in Arts is designed to prepare students in a wide range of information systems skills applicable to the "real business world", such as web development, systems analysis and design, programming, data communication and networking, communication technologies, and internet protocols. These skills will prepare a student to enter into or advance within career patterns of the computer information systems industry. The degree is designed to prepare students for the employment market at the entry level in computer and information technology, provide a foundation for those students who plan to complete a four-year program in computer information systems or related fields of study, and upgrade current skills to facilitate assumption of assume greater responsibility in a current employment position.

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The Associate in Arts in Computer Information Systems is designed to provide our students with the knowledge and education so that they are prepared for a career in computer information systems or related fields of study. Students receive foundational training in web development, systems analysis and design, programming, data communication and networking, communication technologies, and internet protocols.

Computer Information Systems – Associate in Arts Degree Core Requirements CIS 43 Professional Communications (3) CIS 50 Intro to Computing Info Tech (3) CIS 55 Integrating Office Application (4) CIS 54 Excel: Intro to Spreadsheets (4) CIS 57 Database Concepts (3) CIS 65 Intro to Desktop Operating Systems (2) CIS 66 Networking Fundamentals (3) CIS 88A Introduction to Microsoft Word (1.5) CIS 88B Advanced Microsoft Word (1.5) Program Electives Select from the following for a minimum of 12 units: CIS 55B Advanced Microsoft Office Skills (2) CIS 59 Web Dev: HTML/CSS/Javascript (3) CIS 59C Web Programming – Javascript (3) CIS 60 Systems Analysis and Design (3) CIS 62 Project Management (3) CIS 9001 Database Design Methodology (3) CIS 9002 ORACLE: Database Design and SQL Programming (3) CNT 51 ComTIA’s A+ Certification Computer Technician (4) CS 7 Introduction to Computer Programming Concepts (3) General Education Courses – Total 60 Units for the Degree

The COCI (Chancellor's office curriculum inventory) does not have this program in inventory therefore will not accept changes to the program without BACCC recommendation; updated PSLO’s; revised and/or added courses.