Information systems and infrastructure provide the technological foundation for our world to continue advancing. The information systems degree path prepares students to serve organizations of all sizes in their pursuit of growth and advancement through expertise in computer systems. Students pursuing this field of study will acquire knowledge and skills related to computer programming, communications, databases, business administration and network design and management.
Information systems and infrastructure provide the technological foundation for our world to continue advancing. The information systems degree path prepares students to serve organizations of all sizes in their pursuit of growth and advancement through expertise in computer systems. Students pursuing this field of study will acquire knowledge and skills related to computer programming, communications, databases, business administration and network design and management.
(Cert) - The informational architecture certification program prepares students to develop, implement and manage information storage systems. Individuals who complete this degree path are prepared to work in a variety of mediums including digital libraries, websites, databases and information retrieval systems.
(BS/Minor) - Computer science and information technology degrees combine theoretical technological principles with practical hands on approach to provide students with an overarching understanding of information, data and application. Students pursuing this degree will explore and learn skills related to the collection, storage, management and application of information and data.
(Assoc/Cert) - Server administration is an associate degree program centered around the configuration, management and operation of computer servers. Students pursuing a server administration degree will examine computer networking, databases, network security and server system management to prepare for a career in the field.
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