Computer Information Systems is the study of the theoretical
and practical aspects of computer technology and computer
usage. The department offers courses on a wide range of
topics, many of which include a mathematical component.
The CIS program at CR is designed to give students a solid
grounding in both theoretical and practical topics in computer
information systems, while leaving flexibility for a broad program
of study including many courses outside of the sciences.
The CIS program at CR is designed to give students a solid grounding in both theoretical and practical topics in computer information systems, while leaving flexibility for a broad program of study including many courses outside of the sciences.
A student receiving a certificate in CIS programming will have learned
the fundamentals of a computer system, problem-solving skills, two computer
languages, data communications, the use of application software and systems
analysis and implementation.
Business programmers, or
software developers, create and maintain programs that are used in
business for accounting, payroll, and information management.
Systems programmers or analysts maintain the computer system of an
organization by making new equiptment work, training people to use
the system and solve problems when they occur.
Business programmers, or software developers, create and maintain programs that are used in business for accounting, payroll, and information management.
Systems programmers or analysts maintain the computer system of an organization by making new equiptment work, training people to use the system and solve problems when they occur.
This degree will prepare individuals for office
technology/support positions in both private and
public agencies. Upon completion, students could
become: software consultants, PC specialists,
training and technology coordinators, computer
lab assistants, help desk operators, administrative
assistants, administrative secretaries, or
executive secretaries.
Training includes how to operate application software
used in the business world, with an emphasis on word
processing, spreadsheets, database management,
business graphics, communication, organization,
time management, and team building skills. For
optimum results, students should have the ability
to keyboard by touch.
Training includes how to operate application software used in the business world, with an emphasis on word processing, spreadsheets, database management, business graphics, communication, organization, time management, and team building skills. For optimum results, students should have the ability to keyboard by touch.