Computer Information Science
52.1201 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
(PDE APPROVED PROGRAM OF STUDY)
The Computer Information Science Program prepares students to apply technical knowledge and
skills to support the design and development of software applications, manage data systems and
related mathematical statistics for analysis and forecasting of business data, process and retrieve
business information, and prepare and interpret process and data models.
Students will create a relational database, receive instruction in a variety of computer programming
languages including writing, testing and debugging code; writing related system user
documentation; demonstrating an understanding of core computer concepts to include the internet
and the basic functions of business desktop applications; and analyzing common hardware,
software and network processes. Students will receive instruction in business ethics and law,
economics, office procedures and communications, and will learn office safety, computer
fundamentals, database administration and computer maintenance/troubleshooting.
CAREER PATHS
- Computer & Information Systems Managers
- Computer Systems Analysts
- Computer Programmers
- Database Administrators
- Computer Network Architects
INDUSTRY CREDENTIALS
Students can earn the following industry- recognized credentials:
- IT Fundamentals via CompTIA
- OSHA Certification via CareerSafe
- Cybersecurity Essentials For Work via CareerSafe
Employment in computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow 13 percent over the next ten years, making this one of the fastest growing
occupations.