Computer Information Systems Program Outcomes

General

Students who successfully complete the Associates of Applied Science in Computer and Information Systems will be able to:

Apply information systems knowledge for the purpose of increasing profitability, quality, and process automation within a business environment.
Demonstrate awareness of information systems emerging technologies, trends and risks pertaining to both business and social environments.
Effectively communicate, document, and meet customer requirements.
Use network concepts and terminology to communicate with vendors and users.
Understand team dynamics while practicing effective communication, project management, and resource management skills.
Model the habits of a continuous life-long learner as it pertains to existing and emerging technologies.

Students who successfully complete the Associates of Applied Science: Networking Option will be able to:

Design, implement and maintain network infrastructures for businesses benefiting from both local and Internet technologies.
Successfully plan, execute, and manage the most current version of both the Windows server and Windows clients operating systems for small to mid-sized businesses.
Leverage Cisco technologies for use in routing, analyzing, and securing data over local, wide and wireless networks.

Students who successfully complete the Associates of Applied Science: Web Development / Database Option will be able to:

Demonstrate the ability to identify the purpose, audience, and needs for a website/database solution.
Successfully design and create a database based on business requirements.
Demonstrate an ability to implement solutions using PHP, SQL, HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript.

Students who successfully complete the Associates of Applied Science: Desktop Support option will be able to:

Proficiently install, upgrade, and troubleshoot desktop hardware, operating systems, and standard productivity software.
Use logical pathways and Internet resources to quickly troubleshoot software, hardware and connectivity issues.
Provide basic training to end-users in an effort to increase return on software investments.

Students who successfully complete the Associates of Applied Science: Computer Aided Drafting option will be able to:

Integrate fundamental theoretical and conceptual considerations in design process and problem solving.
Present professional demeanor and attitude individually and collectively as a team member.
Recognize and follow professional protocol for industry standards appropriate to course level.
Demonstrate cogent oral, written, drafting and computational skills appropriate to the course content and course level.