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Learn More About the Information Systems Degree Program
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Associate Degree in Information Systems
You have solid communication skills, love to work as part of a team and
enjoy finding solutions to problems. Now you would like a career that
combines business and technology. You can apply your strengths and your
interests to a fulfilling career. Get started with an Associate Degree
in Information Systems from Middlesex Community College today!
This
degree program will get you started on your way to a future job in the
fast-growing fields of computer networking or programming. The
curriculum is designed to give you the fundamental knowledge to design
and modify custom programs and specialized applications. You'll learn
to analyze, design, develop, test, and maintain computer and
internet-based applications - and much more! You will work with tools
to create, modify and test software in various programming languages.
This
program’s required internship experience enhances the curriculum and
allows you to apply your skills in a real-world work environment. The
program provides curriculum to match the changing needs of business and
industry. Graduates may seek employment in the Information Technology
field or pursue an advanced degree at a four-year college or university.
Academic Requirements
The Associate Degree in Information Systems program is track of
study that typically takes students two years to complete. Students
will learn an exciting range of skills, including programming, system
design and analysis, Web design and more.
The curriculum is
designed to provide students with the fundamental knowledge to design
and modify custom programs and specialized applications.
Student
internship experiences enhance the curriculum and allow each student to
apply their skills in a real-world setting. Coursework is designed to
match the changing needs of business and industry. Graduates can seek
entry-level jobs in the Information Technology field or transfer to a
four-year degree program.
Jobs You Can Get
Graduates holding an Associate Degree in Information Systems may seek entry-level employment in a help desk environment, in software or network maintenance and in other entry-level positions.
Graduates will be able to get entry-level positions with the associate degree, but they will need a bachelor’s degree in business, computer science or a related area to be qualified for higher-level positions.
How Long Will You Have to go to School?
This degree takes most students about two years to complete. Individual progress and the need for remedial coursework would increase this estimated timeframe for degree completion.
Job Availability & Growth:
The job outlook for computer and information systems employees is expected to increase faster than average through the next decade, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The outlook is best for those who hold a bachelor’s degree or higher level of education
Salary Information:
Earnings for computer and information systems employees vary by specialty, degree of responsibility, level of education, company, location, business climate and more.
For detailed salary data and job availability information, please visit: http://www.bls.gov
For more information, contact:
Professor Donna Hylton (dhylton@mxcc.commnet.edu)
(860) 343-5774
Wheaton Hall, Room 313
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