Develop database applications using current interfaces with procedural and object-oriented languages. Apply problem-solving and task management techniques to solve organizational computer applications. Use mathematics concepts in research, design, programming, and debugging business-related applications. Communicate successfully in a variety of settings using oral and written skills. Use concepts taught in general education courses through reinforcement in the Computer Information Systems curriculum and application to class exercises and projects.
All students utilize both mainframe and microcomputers during the two-year program.
However, a concentration in either microcomputers or mainframes is chosen after the first year. Students may complete both options if desired. A communications link to the campus mainframe is available for students who have access to a personal computer at home or work. We welcome your feedback regarding this website. To report any maintenance or technical problems such as broken links or corrupt images, please contact the webmaster.