Program Overview
ASUMH's Computer Information Systems (CIS) program offers multiple pathways designed to prepare students for careers in today's technology industry. Students gain hands-on experience, technical knowledge, and problem-solving skills while specializing in an area that aligns with their career goals.
Computer Technician
Learn to install, troubleshoot, and maintain computer hardware and operating systems, preparing for entry-level IT support roles.
Computer Technology & Networking
Develop skills in network installation, configuration, security, and administration for careers in networking and systems support.
Cybersecurity
Learn to protect computer systems and networks through security practices, threat detection, and risk management.
Digital Design
Create engaging digital content while developing skills in web design, multimedia, and user experience.
Graphic Design
Build creative and technical skills in branding, typography, illustration, and print and digital design.
Information Systems Technology
Gain a broad foundation in information technology, including networking, databases, programming, and systems administration.
Programming & Mobile Development
Design and develop software, websites, and mobile applications using modern programming languages and development tools.
About this Program
Contact Info
Related Careers
Information Technology
- Help Desk Technician
- IT Support Specialist
- Computer Technician
- Desktop Support Technician
- Systems Administrator
- Network Administrator
- Network Technician
- IT Specialist
- Cloud Support Technician
Cybersecurity
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Information Security Specialist
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst
- Security Technician
- Risk & Compliance Specialist
Programming
- Software Developer
- Mobile App Developer
- Web Developer
- Full Stack Developer
- Front-End Developer
- Back-End Developer
- Software Tester (QA)
- Database Developer
Design & Creative Media
- Graphic Designer
- Digital Designer
- Web Designer
- UI Designer
- Multimedia Designer
- Marketing Designer
- Brand Designer
- Digital Content Creator
Transfer Options
Many CIS pathways are designed to transfer into bachelor's degree programs in areas such as:
- Computer Information Systems
- Information Technology
- Computer Science
- Cybersecurity
- Software Engineering
- Web Development
- Network Administration
- Graphic Design
- Digital Media
- Information Systems
Students should work with an academic advisor to determine the best transfer pathway based on their chosen specialization and transfer institution.