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Information Systems - AS

Information Systems - AS

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WHY STUDY INFORMATION SYSTEMS?

How do you get your IT career started? IT professionals will tell you it's about having skills and being able to apply them to a business problem or situation. Our two-year program will give you the hands-on skills you’ll need to immediately be productive in a business environment.

WHAT WILL I LEARN?

You'll take computers and servers apart and rebuild them. You'll learn all about networking on our CISCO equipment. You'll construct dynamic websites and work with Microsoft's current product set, including SQL Server and Visual Studio.

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WHAT CAN I DO WITH A DEGREE IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS?

When you've completed the program, you'll be ready for the real IT world. Of course, you can go even further and open the door to more possibilities by completing the B.S in Computer Information Systems and Technology.

Job titles:

  • Information systems developer
  • Network administrator
  • Programmer
  • Information systems manager
  • Internet developer
  • Internet marketing analyst
  • Computer security analyst
  • Data communications analyst
  • CQI production manager
  • Logistics manager

Employers:

  • Corporations
  • Industries
  • Consulting firms
  • School systems
  • Marketing firms
  • Banks
  • Federal or state government
  • Media production company
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