Career choices include computer programmer, systems analyst, network administrator and data base administrator. The NCCC Approach The Computer Information Systems program is designed to provide students with the first two years of a baccalaureate Computer Information Systems program. Programs to which students may transfer include Computer Information Systems, Computer Information Science, Management Information Systems and other computer related disciplines. Students have access to modern computer facilities which are available daily and four evenings a week. Computer classrooms have workstations for each student allowing for hands-on experience.
Class sizes are small, allowing instructors time with individual students.
Students admitted in September and January. A total of at least 62 credit hours with a minimum Curriculum Grade Point Average of 2.0. Academic Foundations courses do not count toward the degree. CPS and CIS courses must have a number of 200 or higher. A minimum of 6 credit hours to include ACC 116 Financial Accounting ACC 117 Accounting Fundamentals for Management 4.