Curriculum C207A

The Computer Information Systems concentrations are designed to align with the latest Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers and Association for Computing Machinery (IEEE/ACM) model curriculum recommendations (Computing Curricula 2001), the ACM Special Interest Group for Information Technology Education (SIGITE) and to provide students with the skills necessary to obtain an entry-level position in the specialty of database design, programming, Web development, network and telecommunications systems.

Semester One			Credit Hours
	BUS 141	Introduction to Business			3
	CIS 101	Introduction to Computer Science			3
#	CIS 121	Introduction to Programming			3
#	CIS 125	Discrete Mathematics for Computing1			4
	BUS 103	Keyboarding Technique			1
#	RHT 124	Communications I 2 or
#	RHT 101	Freshman Rhetoric & Composition I 2			3
17
Semester Two
	ACC 100	Basic Accounting I 3 or
	ACC 101	Financial Accounting3			3
#	RHT 138	Communications II or
	SPE 101	Principles of Effective Speaking2			3
#	CIS 170	Introduction to LAN Administration: Novell or
	CIS 174	Introduction to LAN Administration: Windows OS or
#	CIS 177	Introduction to UNIX			3
#	CIS 310	Data Communications and Networking Fundamentals			3
		Selections from appropriate concentration			5
17
Semester Three
#	ACC 103	Basic Accounting II3 or
#	ACC 105	Managerial Accounting3			3
		General education/Humanities			1
	SSC 190	Contemporary Society or
	PSC 150	American National Politics or
	HIS 151	History of the U.S. to 1877			3
#	CIS 276	Operating Systems Introduction or
#	CIS 277	Microcomputer Operating Systems			3
		Selections from appropriate concentration			6
16
Semester Four
	HTH 104	Science of Personal Health or
	HTH 281	First Aid & CPR			2
		Selections from appropriate concentration		15-17
17-19
		Total credits required for graduation		67-69

Coordinator: Marianne Stefanski, Ext. 3786

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