Computer Information Systems

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What is computer information systems?

The Associate of Applied Science in Computer Information Systems degree prepares students to solve problems in this ever-changing and growing field. This program presents many opportunities for a student proficient in both software applications and business problem-solving.

Why computer information systems?

The development and use of computers in business and industry creates an ever-increasing demand for highly qualified professionals to formulate and solve the problems of today and the future, involving programming languages and software applications, as well as computer operations.

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Career paths

The United States Office of Technology Assessment estimates that 80 percent of all jobs are computer-related. The skills acquired in this program will be directly applicable in a wide variety of businesses and industries, including manufacturing firms, computer centers, government agencies, accounting firms, microcomputer support firms, transportation industry, financial firms, legal firms, banking industry and training firms.

Computer Programmer
PC (personal computer) Technical Support
Computer Help Desk Support
Computerized Trainer
Computer Operator

Database Manager
Production Analysts
Microcomputer Support
Office Management

$120KMEDIAN SALARY OF CIS MANAGERS IN OK

according to Oklahoma Works

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900 N. Portland Avenue
Business Technologies Building, 1st floor
(405) 945-3233
diana.biswell@okstate.edu

Oklahoma State University

Oklahoma City

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