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S a c r a m e n t o C i t y C o l l eg e
Business Division
Computer Information Science Department
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SCIENCE
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
P ro g r a m I n f o r m a t i o n
The Management Information Science degree and certificate are designed for students preparing for careers in business to effectively use and manage computers. The focus of the program is to develop student proficiency in a variety
of computer applications and operating systems so that they may produce timely and accurate information. Elective
courses give an opportunity to develop further skills in computer programming, database management, networking,
Web development, and information systems security.
Suggested Sequence
First Semester
Units
CISA 305* Beginning Word Processing ............................. 2
CISC 310 Introduction to CIS .............................................. 3
CISP 301 Algorithm Design and Implementation ............. 4
Second Semester
CISA 310* Introduction to Electronic Spreadsheets ......... 1
CISA 323* Database Mgmt using MS Access .................... 2
CISC 305* Introduction to the Internet ............................... 1
CISC 320* Operating Systems
or CISC 323* Linux Operating System .......................... 1
CISP 360 Introduction to Structured Programming
or CISP 320IN COBOL Programming
or CISP 370IN Beginning Visual Basic ........................... 4
Third Semester
CISA 340* Presentation Graphics ....................................... 2
6 Required Program elective units ..................................... 6
(see Transfer Information on next page)
Fourth Semester
8 Required Program elective units ..................................... 8
(see Transfer Information on next page)
* indicates class is offered in 8-week (half-semester) format
F indicates class is only offered at SCC in the Fall
S indicates class is only offered at SCC in the Spring
IN indicates class is only offered at SCC infrequently
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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Computer skills and experience are needed for technical support staff, end-user consultants, network
administrators, database specialists, information
systems managers/specialists, programmers/
analysts, software specialists, systems analysts,
technical writers, information systems security specialists and webmasters. According to the Bureau of
Labor Statistics (2008-2018) figures, job demands in
these areas will grow 22.9% annually and will continue to exceed the number of available and trained
workers.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Professor Amy Zannakis
(916) 558-2375
[email protected]
Professor Sandy Feder
(916) 650-2926
[email protected]
Business Division Office
(916) 558-2581
[email protected]
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SCIENCE
R e q u i re d C l a s s e s
Required Program Cont.
Units
A minimum of 6 units from the following: ......................... 6
Required Program
Units
CISA 305* Beginning Word Processing ............................ 2
CISA 310* Introduction to Electronic Spreadsheets ....... 1
CISA 323* Database Mgmt using MS Access ................... 2
CISA 340* Presentation Graphics ..................................... 2
CISC 320* Operating Systems
or CISC 323* Linux Operating System ......................... 1
CISC 305* Introduction to the Internet .............................. 1
CISC 310 Introduction to CIS ............................................. 3
CISP 301 Algorithm Design and Implementation ........... 4
CISP 360 Introduction to Structured Programming
or CISP 320IN COBOL Programming
or CISP 370IN Beginning Visual Basic .......................... 4
CISC 306IN Introduction to Web Page Creation (1)
A minimum of 4 units from the following: ........................ 4
CISP 320IN COBOL Programming (4)
CISP 370IN Beginning Visual Basic (4)
CISP 400 Object Oriented Programming with C++ (4)
CISP 401S Object Oriented Programming with Java (4)
A minimum of 4 units from the following: ........................ 4
CISA 306* Intermediate Word Processing (2)
CISA 311* Intermediate Electronic Spreadsheets (1)
CISA 324* Database Management using SQL (2)
CISC 110* Using ePortfolios (1)
CISC 321IN Intermediate Operating Systems (1)
CISC 324* Intermediate Linux Operating System (1)
CISC 355IN Introduction to Data Communications (1.5)
CISC 360IN Microcomputer Support and Maintenance (4)
CISC 306IN Introduction to Web Page Creation (1)
continued in next column...
TRANSFER INFORMATION
If you are interested in transferring to a four-year college or
university to pursue a bachelor’s degree in this major, it is
critical that you meet with an SCC counselor to select and
plan courses for your major. Schools vary widely in terms of
the required preparation.
CISC 355IN Introduction to Data Communications (1.5)
CISN 300* Network Systems Administration (1)
CISN 303*S Network Administration - Linux Server (3)
CISN 306*IN Advanced Network Systems Administration (3)
CISN 308*IN Internetworking with TCP/IP (3)
CISP 310F Assembly Language Programming for Microcomputers (4)
CISP 320IN COBOL Programming (4)
CISP 350IN Database Programming (3)
CISP 370IN Beginning Visual Basic (4)
CISP 400 Object Oriented Programming with C++ (4)
CISP 401S Object Oriented Programming with Java (4)
CISP 430S Data Structures (4)
CISP 440S Discrete Structures for Computer Science (3)
CISP 452IN Introduction to Systems Programming (3)
CISP 457IN Computer Systems Analysis and Project Management (3)
CISS 300* Introduction to Information Systems Security (1)
CISS 301* Ethical Hacking (2)
CISS 310* Network Security Fundamentals (3)
CISW 321S Web Site Development using Dreamweaver (3)
CISW 320 Introduction to Web Site Development (3)
CISW 325S Intermediate Web Site Development (4)
CISW 400IN Client-side Web Scripting (4)
CISW 410F Middleware Web Scripting (4)
CISW 420IN Server-side Web Scripting (4)
Total Units Required
* indicates class is offered in 8-week (half-semester) format
F indicates class is only offered at SCC in the Fall
S indicates class is only offered at SCC in the Spring
IN indicates class is only offered at SCC infrequently
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE
The Associate in Science Degree may be obtained by completion of the required program, plus general education requirements, plus sufficient electives to meet a 60-unit total. See
SCC graduation requirements.
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
The Certificate of Achievement may be obtained by completion of the required program with grades of “C” or better.
Submit an Application for Graduation to Admission & Records at the beginning of your last semester of classes.
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