The Course Descriptions below explain the required courses in the Computer Information Systems Technology program. More information on additional courses in this program and other academic areas is available from the Office of Student Affairs.
Prerequisite information follows course descriptions in parentheses.
Focuses on computer literacy, basic concepts of word processing, spreadsheet processing, and database processing as examples of common micro applications used in business. Develops proficiency in applying the programming development cycle to elementary business problems. A study of computer operating systems, purposes, structure and various functions. Covers comprehensive sets of language translators and service programs, operating under supervisory coordination of an integrated control program which form the total operating system of a computer. This course will introduce the structured techniques necessary for the efficient solution of business related computer programming logic problems and the coding of these solutions into a high-level language.