Information Systems
The Associate of Science degree in Information Systems prepares you for transfer to a college or university through the Tennessee Transfer Pathway.
Practical Experience
The Information Systems program introduces
- History and evolution of computing.
- Software applications
- Data structures and sorting techniques
- Business intelligence
- Web Development
- Networking
- Programming
- User Support
- Security
You will engage in the learning process through
- Critical thinking
- In-depth research and analysis
- Interaction with students and instructors
- Exposure to fascinating coursework, lectures and classroom interaction
- Independent study designed to allow exploration of a specific facet of business that interests you
Career Opportunities
- Hardware Engineer
- Network Administrator
- Data Architect
- Solutions Architect
- Computer Network Architect
- Computer Technical Support
- Site Reliability Engineer
- Computer Systems Analyst
- Software Engineer
- User Interface Designer
- Database Administrator
- Business Intelligence Developer
- Information Technology Manager
- Data Scientist
- Development Operations Manager
- Applications Architect
- Cloud Solutions Architect
- Web Developer
- Information Security Analyst
- Mobile Application Developer