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Computer
Studies
The
Associate in Science Degree in Management Information Systems is designed
for students pursuing degrees in Business Administration, Computer Information
Systems, or Management Information Systems. Students should determine
what other lower division requirements are required by the institution
to which they intend to transfer.
Career
Opportunities:
Over the past two decades, there has been a sharp rise in the use of computers
and information technology in every sector of our economy. The overall
demand for computer professionals (systems analysts, programmers, and
computer networking technicians) continues to expand, increasing every
year with the future seemingly limitless. Many professions demand an understanding
of information technology beyond computer literacy. This anticipated growth,
according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, surpasses all other occupations.
Graduates of the computer science and MIS Programs often transfer to a
four-year college earning a bachelor's degree in business administration,
management information systems, computer science, computer engineering,
software engineering, business management, accounting, statistics, mathematics,
physics or electronics.
Highlights:
- Jobs
given to computer studies graduates are continuously among the top
ten highest paid.
- Students
can use their knowledge of computers in every sector of their lives.
- As
our society faces global climate change those people in computers
are ever important in planning solutions to the balance of technology
and the environment.
For Information
For information regarding
the Computer Studies Program or registration, call (209) 384-6120 or visit
the Lesher Student Services Center
to speak with a counselor.
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