CIS
Department Curriculum |
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major in Computer Science is appropriate for those students
interested in mathematics and/or computer science who plan
to transfer to a senior college for further study in computer
science. Graduating students will be prepared for careers
as programmers for business and/or scientific applications. |
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| Computer
Operations Curriculum prepares students to operate computer
equipment. After graduation, students will qualify for positions
as input/output control clerks, computer operators, and console
operators. |
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option will provide graduates with a thorough knowledge of
network operating systems, thereby enabling graduates to support
fully client server environments. In addition, students
will be prepared to take certification examinations in three
major network operating systems. LaGuardia is a NEAP
(Novell Education Academic Partner) and as part of its relationship
with Novell, students will be prepared for CNA (Certified
Novell Administrator) certification exams |
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| The
Programming and Systems curriculum provides training for entry
level jobs as well as for transfer to a senior college as
a business or information sciences major. Graduates of this
program may qualify for positions as programmers or programmer
trainees. |
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| This curriculum provides the skills needed for careers in a rapidly growing technical area. Students will be prepared for careers as field engineers specializing in microcomputer repair and network diagnosis. Students will be prepared to transfer to a bachelors of technology program at a senior college. |
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| The option in Telecommunications provides students with skills for working in data switching centers, maintaining data lines and repairing communications devices. In addition, students have the opportunity to plan advanced studies in teleprocessing and telecommunications. Students will be prepared to transfer to a bachelors of technology program at a senior college. |
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| Students
who wish to employ the latest in end user computer applications
in the workplace will be interested in this program. Graduates
will be qualified to fill positions in technical support,
training and office administration, as well as becoming a
computer aide or an applications software specialist. Students
will be offered the opportunity to take qualification exams
for certification by Microsoft. |
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| The
New Media curriculum provides training to develop qualified
professionals for the New Media industries. The program prepares
students for entry into the workforce as webmasters, web
designers, web programmers, and E-business analysts. |
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