Minor in CIS
A Minor or Associate of Science provides the student pursuing some other major with a credential and expertise in computing, an enhancement that is becoming increasingly important in almost every area of science, education, business, and the arts.
The Associate of Science degree demonstrates substantially more commitment to the field than just a minor. The associate degree is often seen as a step along the way toward an ultimate goal of attaining one of the B.S. in CIS degree options.
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The Network Systems Administration alternatives are designed to provide the student with the knowledge base necessary for managing local/wide area computer networks, as well as being able to provide user support and training in the area of personal computer hardware and application software.
Information Systems includes courses that develop the student’s understanding of an organization’s information requirements and procedures for designing and implementing an information system that will facilitate its management
The Website Administration curriculum focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to build and provide on-going support for an Internet website.
The Information Assurance and Security curriculum focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to build and maintain secure computer networks and institutional data.
Only courses in which a student has earned a grade of 'C' or above will satisfy departmental requirements for the major or minor in Computer Information Science.
A Minor provides the student pursuing some other major with a credential and expertise in computing, an enhancement that is becoming increasingly important in almost every area of science, education, business, and the arts.
The Network Systems Administration alternatives are designed to provide the student with the knowledge base necessary for managing local/wide area computer networks, as well as being able to provide user support and training in the area of personal computer hardware and application software.
The Information Systems Minor includes courses that develop the student’s understanding of an organization’s information requirements and procedures for designing and implementing an information system that will facilitate its management.
The Website Administration curriculum focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to build and provide on-going support for an Internet website.
The Information Assurance and Security curriculum focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to build and maintain secure computer networks and institutional data.
Only courses in which a student has earned a grade of "C" or above will satisfy departmental requirements for the major or minor in Computer Information Science.