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programs are offered in the areas of Data Processing, Computer Programming,
Microcomputer Systems, and Internet Programming. These certificate
programs are designed to address the growing need for computer literacy
and are geared toward members of the community who would like to
possess those computer skills which will allow them to remain competitive
in today’s job market. Transfer of credit hours from other
colleges into CIS certification is limited because of rapid developments
in computer technology. The certificate programs are available during
both day and evening sessions.
Certificate
in Computer Programming
After completing this certificate program, you will be able to design
and write computer programs. You can also use your skills to debug
programs, and establish and maintain controls in data libraries.
Your acquired skills can qualify you for a position as an applications
and systems programmer, as well as user liaison and information
center resource person.
| Certificate in Computer
Programming |
20-21 credits |
| CIS 202 Introduction to Programming |
4 credits |
| CIS 302 Data Structures |
4 credits |
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12-13 credits |
| CIS 205 Windows Programming 1 |
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| CIS 305 Windows Programming 2 |
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| CIS 311 Computer Graphics |
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| CIS 321 Database Management Systems |
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| CIS 355 Internet Programming 1 |
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| CIS 404 Animation and Rendering |
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| CIS 405 Computer Game Design |
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| CIS 455 Internet Programming 2 |
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Certificate
in Data Processing
The courses in this program will teach you how to write and design
computer applications programs, and design and implement database
applications. With your new skills, you can pursue a career as an
applications programmer, applications designer and user of database
management systems packages, and a technical advisor on selection
and installation of computer hardware and software.
| Certificate in Data
Processing |
21 credits |
| CIS 202 Introduction to Programming |
4 credits |
| CIS 205 Windows Programming 1 |
3 credits |
| CIS 302 Data Structures |
4 credits |
| CIS 321 Database Management Systems |
4 credits |
| CIS 423 Systems Analysis and Design |
3 credits |
| CIS 424 Systems Design and Implementation |
3 credits |
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Certificate
in Microcomputer Systems
Successful completion of this program prepares you for a position
involving direct use of microcomputers for business administration,
decision support and financial applications. You will be capable
of using applications packages to analyze and solve problems, design
database applications, and install and implement business systems
that run on microcomputers.
| Certificate in Microcomputer
Systems |
20 credits |
| CIS 202 Introduction to Programming |
4 credits |
| CIS 205 Windows Programming 1 |
3 credits |
| CIS 305 Windows Programming 2 |
3 credits |
| CIS 321 Database Management Systems |
4 credits |
| CIS 344 Computer Networks |
3 credits |
| CIS 444 Advanced Networking |
3 credits |
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Certificate
in Internet Programming
Internet programming is one of the fastest growing areas of computer
information systems. This certificate will teach you the basics
of computers and then teach you the programs necessary to keep you
up-to-date in this ever growing field. A certificate in this area
is timely and valuable for students who plan to enter the computer
field as web programmers.
| Certificate in Internet
Programming |
21 credits |
| CIS 202 Introduction to Programming |
4 credits |
| CIS 302 Data Structures |
4 credits |
| CIS 321 Database Management Systems |
4 credits |
| CIS 355 Internet Programming 1 |
3 credits |
| CIS 404 Animation and Rendering |
3 credits |
| CIS 455 Internet Programming 2 |
3 credits |
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Students can transfer one course from another college into a certificate
program.
Course substitutions are allowed only with the permission of the
Computer Science department.
Students may receive more than one certificate, but they must take
at least two unique courses for each certificate that they receive.
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Yes, I would like to know more about the
Certificate Program in Computer Information Systems. Please
send me more information!
In todays business world, there is
a growing need for computer literacy. Employers are searching for
employees who are prepared to meet these changing needs. Whether
you are already working in the computer field or want to upgrade
your skills, The College of Saint Rose can help. You can choose
our Computer Information Systems (CIS) Certificate Program, a CIS
undergraduate degree program, or both. |