Computer Information Systems - Information Technology Support Certificate (CIS.ITS.CT)

Certificate

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Auburn Hills Campus

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) certificates are designed for students who need specialty skills in a particular area of information technology that will help satisfy current of future employment requirements. Unlike associate degrees, certificate programs assume that students already have obtained or do not require general education skills and are now looking for education in a specific area of computer technology. Therefore, all of the courses within a certificate program are chosen to develop these specific technical skills in a shorter amount of time than what would be required in an associate degree program. All CIS courses use current computer tools and place an emphasis on practical application to provide a relevant learning environment.

This certificate is awarded to students who successfully complete all core requirements plus the list of courses for at least one focus area.

A separate certificate is not awarded for each focus area. One certificate may be awarded from 1 to 3 types of focus areas.

Computer Information Systems - Information Technology Support Certificate program webpage

Full Time - Computer Systems Support Focus Area program plan example

Full Time - Cisco Networking Technology Focus Area program plan example

Full Time - Networking  Security Focus Area program plan example

Core Requirements16
CIS 1200Introduction to Database Systems4
CIS 1300Networking Concepts4
CIS 1600Fundamentals of Cybersecurity4
CIS 2111Systems Analysis and Design (UML)4
Choose one or more of the following focus areas.
Computer Systems Support Focus Area:19
CCNA Studies I: Introduction to Networks 4
CCNA Studies II: Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials 4
Introduction to Linux and Unix Administration3
Microsoft Windows Server Administration3
System Security4
Computer Service Technologies & Techniques A+4
Total Credit Hours - Computer Systems Support
35
Cisco Networking Technology Focus Area:19
CCNA Studies I: Introduction to Networks 4
CCNA Studies II: Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials 4
CCNA Studies III: Enterprise Networking , Security, and Automation 4
CCNA Studies IV: Cybersecurity Operations 4
Introduction to Linux and Unix Administration3
Total Credit Hours - Cisco Networking Technology
35
Networking Security Focus Area:19
CCNA Studies II: Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials 4
CCNA Studies III: Enterprise Networking , Security, and Automation 4
CCNA Studies IV: Cybersecurity Operations 4
Introduction to Linux and Unix Administration3
Microsoft Windows Server Administration3
System Security4
Total Credit Hours - Networking Security
35

A minimum cumulative 2.00 grade point average (GPA) overall is required for graduation.

1

Course only offered in the Fall semester

2

Course only offered in the Winter semester

 
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