New Jersey City University Minor in Computer and Information Systems
New Jersey City University

New Jersey City University

Minor in Computer and Information Systems

Jersey City, USA

Course

English

Full time

On-Campus

* Undergraduate Priority Deadline for Freshman and Transfer Students

Key Summary

    About : The Minor in Computer and Information Systems offers students a foundational understanding of computer systems, programming, and information technology applications. This program is designed to complement various fields of study, enabling students to enhance their technical skills and prepare for a tech-driven workforce.
    Career Outcomes : Students who earn this minor can explore diverse career paths in technology sectors, including roles such as system analysts, IT consultants, and software developers. This minor can also support further studies in computer science or related areas.

About This Degree

The Computer and Information Systems Minor provides students with the skills necessary to become competent "end users" of computers and applications. Courses in this minor cover business applications, system design and analysis, telecommunications, and more. Students in the widest range of majors and disciplines can benefit from the ability to apply the skills gained in this program in most professional environments as well as in personal computer use.

Computer and Information Systems Minor Requires: 21 Credits

Required Courses: 18 Credits

  • CS 107 Computers & Information Systems, 3 credits
  • or CS 115 Microcomputer & Programming I
  • or CS 120 Computers and Information Technology
    • or CS 115 Microcomputer & Programming I
    • or CS 120 Computers and Information Technology
  • CS 210 Fund Telecom Network, 3 credits
  • or CS 410 Telecommunications & Networks
    • or CS 410 Telecommunications & Networks
  • CS 214 Business Applications on the Microcomputer I, 3 credits
  • CS 215 Business Applications on the Microcomputer II, 3 credits
  • or CS 252 TEMP Programming for All in Python and Computer Science Principles
    • or CS 252 TEMP Programming for All in Python and Computer Science Principles
  • CS 232 Introduction to Data Bases & Discrete Search, 3 credits
  • or CS 306 Data Base Design
    • or CS 306 Data Base Design
  • CS 240 System Design & Analysis, 3 credits
  • or CS 350 Software Engineering I
    • or CS 350 Software Engineering I

Restricted Electives: 3 Credits

Select three credits from the following courses:

  • MGMT 203, 3 credits
  • ACCT 251 Financial Accounting, 3 credits
  • ACCT 252 Management Accounting, 3 credits
  • ACCT 401 Accounting Information System, 3 credits
  • MGMT 413 Business Information Systems, 3 credits
  • ECON 220 Understanding Business/Economic Data, 3 credits
  • SECU 150 Introduction to Security, 3 credits

Total Credits: 21

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