Information Technology Emphasis (AAS)

CSIS students study together.
The information technology associate degree is recommended for students with an interest in developing applications in the Web environment. This two-year associate of applied science degree integrates with the four-year bachelor of science in information systems, helping students seamlessly continue their education with expanding professional interests.

FACULTY SPOTLIGHT

Robertson Faculty profile

Name:Robert Robertson

Class of: 1993, Bachelor of Arts from
Portland State University

1997, Masters of Business
Administration from
University of Portland

2008, PhD in Information
Systems from Nova
Southeastern University

Current Job:Assistant Professor of Information Systems
and Interim Chair for Department of CSIS

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POINTS of DISTINCTION

  • Provides a solid foundation in network administration
  • Hands-on experience with industry through internship, service learning and community service
  • State-of-the-art general and specialized labs and computerized classrooms
  • Opportunities to get involved in professional clubs
  • Education that is aligned with industry standards
  • Small class sizes and personal attention to individual students
  • Highly qualified and friendly professors

POSSIBLE CAREERS

Web developer, Web designer, graphic designer, technical support analyst, PC hardware technician, computer consultant and computer programmerr

AVAILABLE RESOURCES

State-of-the-art computer labs, including a networking lab where students can install and configure network servers, clients and other hardware; a graphic arts lab; and a multimedia lab.

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT

  • The Computer Club is involved on campus in many club/university events. Members also hold game nights throughout each semester.

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Last Update: Friday, December 16, 2011