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Program Description

The information technology (IT) industry is experiencing considerable expansion and with it comes a demand for skilled talent. Implementing new technology initiatives remains a top priority for companies across all industries. The rapid pace of advancement in computer hardware, software and electronic commerce is making it imperative that managers allocate financial and personnel resources for regular systems upgrades. MIS is one of the leading degrees in the world of IT and business.

What you will learn:

Systems Analysis and Design
Fundamentals of Business
Database Management
Business, Marketing and Management
Multimedia Essentials
Computerized Accounting
Computer Programming
Computer Security
Business/Computer Ethics
Financial Accounting

What types of jobs would I be qualified for with a degree or certificate from this program?

Systems Analyst
Business Analyst
Systems Support Specialist
Project Manager
Technical Writer
IT Support Coordinator
Applications Trainer
Information Specialist
PC Support Specialist

What types of degrees or certificates are available?

Associate of Applied Science degree

What can I expect to earn as a graduate of this program?

Salaries start at approximately $40,000 for entry-level systems analysts. With just one or two years of experience, salaries often increase dramatically.

What kinds of courses would I be taking?

Programming Logic
Introduction to Database Management
Systems Analysis and Design
Computer Security
Introduction to Business
Financial Accounting I
Introduction to Management
Introduction to Marketing
Java Programming
C and C++ Programming
SQL Basics
Dynamic Programming Languages

Can I transfer my credits here to a four-year program?

The four-year program of your choice always has the final answer to this question. SCC students find, however, that the general education credits transfer quite successfully. The courses specific to this SCC degree/certificate are most often completely transferable as well, although some transfer as an elective.

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