Advanced Manufacturing

(2013-2014 Catalog) Course Selection Guide for this program

Computer Information Systems: Parent Program (code: EB60)      

Associate in Science Degree

This program provides instruction in business-related computer information technology for persons who wish to upgrade their current professional skills or for those actively seeking employment in various computer positions.

Outcomes

  • Demonstrate understanding of information technology necessary for entry-level employment and advancement.
  • Demonstrate desirable attitudes and work habits, including creative thinking, the ability to solve problems, cooperation, good judgment, responsibility and self-reliance.
  • Communicate clearly both verbally and in writing.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of terminology and structure of various programming languages, personal computers, and the use of software tools in the workplace.
  • Troubleshoot common programming and software problems and test for solutions.
  • Develop, write, debug, and test simple programs in Visual BASIC and other languages.
  • Demonstrate a commitment to professional organizations and continuing education.

Suggested Sequence of Courses:
Prerequisite or parallel courses may be required. Please check individual course descriptions for details.

Freshman Year

  ENG* E101
Composition    
3
  Mathematics 1
Elective    
3 - 4
  CSA* E106
Introduction to Computer Applications    
4
  CST* E145
Digital Circuits and Logic (Fall only)    
4
  CSC *E105
Programming Logic    
3
  ENG* E102
Literature & Composition    
3
  CSC*
Programming Language Elective    
3 - 4
  CST* E184
Network Administration I    
3
  Behavioral Science
Elective    
3
  Humanities
Elective    
3

Sophomore Year

  Fine Arts
Elective    
3
  CST* E150
Web Design and Development I    
3
  CST* E210
Operating Systems    
3
  Science
Elective    
3 - 4
  CSC* E231
Database Design I    
3
  CST* E231
Data Communications & Networks (Fall only)    
3
  ECN* E101
  or ECN* E102
Principles of Macro-Economics    
   Principles of Micro-Economics
3
  Computer Science (2 courses) 2
Electives    
6 - 7
  BBG* E210
Business Communication (Spring and Summer only)    
3

Total Credits 

62 - 66

1 Must be one of the following: MAT* E137, MAT* E186, MAT* E254

2 Computer Science electives must be selected in consultation with the program advisor based on the student's concentration, e.g., applications, hardware, programming, or networking (CSA, CSC, CST). See CIS advisor for course offerings each semester.