Computer Information Systems AAS

Prepare for a Career in Information Technology

Start your career in information technology with hands-on training designed for today’s workforce. The Computer Information Systems AAS at Glen Oaks prepares you for in-demand roles in IT support, networking, and systems management. You’ll build real-world skills employers need—so you can graduate ready to work.

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Why Choose This Program?

  • Learn in small, supportive classes with one-on-one instructor attention
  • Build job-ready IT skills in networking, database management, and systems support
  • Gain hands-on experience through real-world projects and lab-based learning
  • Prepare for immediate employment in high-demand technology roles
  • Connect with regional employers and career opportunities across Michigan and Indiana

What You’ll Learn

All students gain a core understanding of:

  • Learn in small, supportive classes with one-on-one instructor attention
  • Build job-ready IT skills in networking, database management, and systems support
  • Gain hands-on experience through real-world projects and lab-based learning
  • Prepare for immediate employment in high-demand technology roles
  • Connect with regional employers and career opportunities across Michigan and Indiana

Courses You’ll Take

Here are a few of the key courses in both program:

  • CIS-112: CISCO I
  • CIS-165: Hybrid Server Core
  • CIS-245: Network Security

Computer Information Systems AAS - Program Details

 

FAQs

Q: Is either program fully online?
A: Some courses are available online or hybrid. Most students take a mix of in-person and remote courses.

Q: Can I start in the AA degree and switch to the AAS degree?
A: Yes. Many courses overlap, and an advisor can help you transition.

Q: Which degree, the AA or AAS, helps me get a job faster?
A: The AAS is workforce-ready and built for employment in 2 years or less.

Q: Will my AA credits transfer to any four-year school?
A: Yes, the AA aligns with the Michigan Transfer Agreement. Check with your intended school for full credit transfer details.

Q: Can I attend part-time?
A: Absolutely. Both degrees are flexible for working adults, parents, and returning students.

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