Computer Information Systems, AAS

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Associate of Applied Science • CMP INFO AAS

The Computer Information Systems curriculum is designed to introduce students to programming in microcomputer and minicomputer environments. Students will learn programming, databases and operating systems in a business environment.

Learning Outcomes

Develop programs using object-oriented techniques.
Analyze business requirements supported by information systems.

Foundations of Excellence - 22 Credits

ACES 100 - Achieving Career and Education Success 3 Credits
OR
Open Electives 3 Credits ¹ (if exempt)
COMM 120 - Presentation Techniques 3 Credits
ENGL 109 - Composition 3 Credits
ENGL 110 - Advanced Composition 3 Credits
MATH 120 - College Mathematics 3 Credits
MATH 150 - Pre-Calculus 4 Credits
SOSC 201 - Diversity in Society 3 Credits

Foundations of Business - 6 Credits

BUSN 210 - Professional Ethics 3 Credits
MGMT 211 - Management Foundations 3 Credits

Foundations of Technology - 15 Credits

CISP 111 - Requirements Planning and Development 3 Credits
CISP 220 - Web Page Applications 3 Credits
CSCI 231 - Introduction to Programming 3 Credits
MATH 250 - Discrete Structures 3 Credits

Choose One of the Following: - 3 Credits

CSCI 232 - Object-Oriented Programming with C++ 3 Credits
CSCI 234 - Object-Oriented Programming with C# 3 Credits
CSCI 239 - Object-Oriented Programming with Java 3 Credits

Major - 17 Credits

CISP 211 - E-Business Technologies 3 Credits
CISP 238 - Server Side Scripting I 3 Credits
CISP 247 - Database Design 3 Credits
CISP 253 - Python Scripting 3 Credits
GPMT 287 - Principles of Project Management 3 Credits
Technology Elective 2 Credits ¹

Total Credits: 60

¹See “Guide To Electives “ for list of choices.