Computer Science – Information Systems A.S.
Philosophy:
The Information Systems program is designed to provide the basic education and foundation in the information systems field. Students will be provided with a wide range of skills to solve a variety of problems in the technology field. The curriculum introduces students to the fundamentals of information technology, basic programming, database, networking, information security, web site development and operating systems. Upon completion students will be prepared for entry level information systems positions.
Expected Learner Outcomes:
Students will:
- Utilize computer skills, such as Excel, Access, Word, Power Point to organize, manage, interpret and communicate information.
- Demonstrate entry level knowledge of the terminology of computers and information systems.
- Demonstrate the basic knowledge of personal computer repair and maintenance.
- Demonstrate the basic knowledge of networking.
- Demonstrate the fundamentals of programming.
- Demonstrate the ability to apply the skills of the Information Systems degree in preparation of culturally- and/or tribally-relevant information systems.
Course Requirements:
Students will complete the GENERAL EDUCATION and the PROFESSIONAL CORE degree requirements as outlined in the appropriate sections with these specific courses required for completion of General Education.
General Education
Professional Core
Total Credit Hours: 67
Student Ed Plan
Associate of Science Information Systems
Fall – Year 1
Spring – Year 1
Fall – Year 2
Spring – Year 2
Total Credit Hours: 67