Computer Information Systems
Program Description:
The Computer Information Systems AAS degree and certificates allows students to choose an emphasis area.
Career and Advancement Opportunities:
Graduates find jobs as Network Technician, Assistant Network Administrator, PC Technician, Workstation Support Technician, Technical Support Technician, or Computer Systems Technician.
Contact Information: 575.492.2658
Degrees and Certificates
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Computer Information Systems, Associate of Applied Science -
Computer Information Systems, Certificate
Courses
CS103: Introduction to CIS
Credits 3This course provides an introduction to Computer Information Systems. Topics include the history of computers, current computer technology and terminology, the Internet, software, systems, and societal issues related to computer use.
CS114: Fundamentals of Programming
Credits 4CS123G: Adv Computer App
Credits 3This course is a continuation of Fundamentals of Information Literacy & Systems. This course will include advanced concepts in word processing spreadsheets, databases, and presentation graphics.
CS213J: JAVA Programming
Credits 3This course provides students with a comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience with the Java programming environment and features. Students will design, write, debug, and run Java stand-alone programs and Java applets. Topics covered include Java language syntax, elements, operators, statements, arrays, string manipulation classes, graphics, graphical user interface, common classes, and basic I/O operations.
CS214N: Networking Basics
Credits 4CS214V: Introduction to Virtualization
Credits 4CS224: Spreadsheets
Credits 4CS224A: Ethical Hacking
Credits 4CS224B: Advanced Networking
Credits 4CS224M: Computer Repair & Upgrade I
Credits 4CS224N: Server Networks
Credits 4CS234M: Computer Repair & Upgrade II
Credits 4CS234N: Advanced Server Networks
Credits 4CS244N: Network Security
Credits 4This course is designed to prepare students for the Secruity Pro Certification, by introducing basic security concepts, terminology, and issues, along with the practical skills essential to security.