I chose Computer Information Systems OVER Computer Science // What is C.I.S.?
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What the heck is an Information System!?
I wanted to make this quick video to give some more insight onto what Computer Information Systems entails, and if it could be a good fit for you! I sure as heck was lost when I began the program, and I hoping that this can clear up some of that confusion for you all:)
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I changed my major from CS to CIS because I'm absolutely abysmal at math, of course, that doesn't mean I don't plan to learn math on my own. Just trying to keep up with math while trying to learn previous math isn't something I think I can do with my grades intact.
Same 😂
Same
Can you tell me the difference between them? I’m going into CIS without a coding background and idk if that would be a problem
@@pumpkinut5314same
@@pumpkinut5314you get taught that
Senior CIS student, starting my final semester in January. I absolutely love what I have learned. I expected mostly business IT like hardware and networking but it quickly turned into more full stack application development and its awesome. I love how fluid the degree is. I current work in IT but I can easily jump to development which is what I will be doing once i graduate.
--UPDATE
Since January im working in software development now as a Database dev and I graduate next month in May. No regrets going CIS!
hey man, quick question. how difficult is CIS? and what gpa do you need to maintain in college?
@@flick9758 Its not that difficult in my opinion. You just need to apply yourself especially with coding classes. Im currently at a 3.5gpa but I think my university requires a 2.5
@@Jeremiahking101 thats great to hear, so would you say its alot easier than computer science? also i was asking what gpa should i maintain with this major for when i graduate?
@@flick9758 Ive never taken classes in CS. Only compared course requirements and at least from my school CS is more challenging. A CS student will do more math courses.
As a CIS major we do CRUD Op development, Full stack, Database Management, and some business courses like accounting, and operations management (But these courses are very minimal, something like 12-16 credit hours of the 121hrs)
@@Jeremiahking101 alrighty. what gpa should i maintain throughout college?
I have two classes left before I graduate and I'm excited. Tbh getting this degree was easy considering I was in the army and a part of the Signal Corps so my job was communications and IT. Most of the material I had a go understanding of and I already knew the OSI model.
How long did it take you to get the degree? my ETS is this November and i'm thinking of extending for 2 years to get a Bachelor in CIS or get most of it knocked out. my job tempo is pretty low and could handle closer to a full course load.
did you enlist in the army then apply for college im considersiing taking the military route but I also still want my education I was thinking about military for benefit purposes for my four years there how is it if you can explain or go over with me
@@osamazinsaves you can take classes while you are in the service, generally have to wait a year and be done with AIT or tech school to use Tuition Assistance (USAF) but after that most units will allow you to take a few classes at a time. if you get out without finishing your degree you can either use your GI bill or pay for it.
Hey Justin, I feel like I commented on another video you did... I'm currently in the Associate Degree in Computer Information Systems.. I am 35% into the program. After I'm complete, I will transfer into the Bachelors in Information Technology.. I'm loving everything in this program
Great information, thanks for sharing your experience.
Definitely useful, much appreciated for the effort.
CIS student. I was so surprised at how much I enjoy database development. I may never have learned this had it taken CS.
Great and informative video man. I have my associates in nursing and after working as an ICU RN I going back to college and picking up another associate degree in CIS; after working as a Nurse for many years, I'm "retiring" early and doing something completely different and ultimately pays a lot better with less stress, my father has his master in CS and he has taught me much over the years so I feel better prepare to adjust to a different profession all together
that's funny....I'm 4 classes away from finishing my c.i.s AAS degree and then I'm pursing nursing....looool
I’m in cis and thinking about nursing 😂
@@NexHokage haha nursing isn't a bad profession and you will always be in demand, the problem I had was I work as a trauma patient care technician for three-ish years beforehand and working the ED for 12 hours shifts, getting crapped on both physically and methodically, I was pretty much burnt out after graduating nursing and working for a little while. Just finished up my associates in Information Systems, and have been working in system analytic/data management for the same hospital I worked as a RN in lol So I'm definitely in a better place, thinking about finishing up and getting my Bachelors and possibly doing Nursing Informatics later down the road. But good luck friend if you decide to switch major!
@@Blandingful sorry for the late response didn't see the notification till now. But I have finished up my Associates in CIS and have been working in Systems Analytics/Data management for the same hospital I worked as a RN in. Maybe down the road I''ll finish my BA and head into Nursing Informatics If I need a change of scenery. lol
@@Faded.Visuals I totally understand where you are coming from I have 3+ yrs as a Patient care tech and 2 yrs as an anesthesia tech.. I was normally finishing up my Nursing pre-requisite and I’m done with them but I’m hesitant on applying because I’m just burn out with this whole healthcare and I been looking up IT.. should I just do CIS or do my nursing.
Thank you good info and great video.
Thanks so much for your sharing🥺
As 20+ vet in the field who is wrapping up MSc CIS - it has by far extended my learning and ability to make adjustments more dynamically. Adjustments in how I think about CRUD, analyze the same and bring out dimensions of understanding most peers never see. Understanding technology as it relates to the needs of People, Politics, Structure, and Symbolism is a level of professional game adjustment many cannot even perceive much less practice.
Coding, hard skills, certifications, and specialties are easy to pick up if you desire and put that work in.
CS had all the hype and street talk. So did Computer Engineering. But after living out CIS and evolving, the truth can only be revealed to those who live it. CIS is great value for dollar. You can grasp the program deeper than a programmer and make great impact because they are bent on applying code only - a broader perspective is truly needed.
This just deepens my interest in the CIS degree, classes begin tomorrow I am eccentric
Mann that’s cool as hell, I’m in college rn and I was hoping I could get your email. I wanna ask a couple questions about the major- I’m doing it for writing- and also I was thinking about switching my major.
@TopfloorStunna1
The program offers concentrations. Check with the school you have in mind. They will be more than helpful (at least based on my experience). Also, know that professional option courses, maybe 1 or 2 can be taken by an MSc CIS program offered elsewhere. Sync with the program admin teams to iron out logistics, costs and fit within your curriculum journey if that's the path you choose.
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Hv you heard of Penn foster? They are offering an associate degree in CIS..just want to know if you’d recommend this school? Thanks much for the reply!!
@uzzielledelacruz
I just learned of it now.
I know CIS curriculum at graduate level.
Don't know much about the undergrad level.
I encourage you to do the homework on best options and dollar for value. It's worth vetting your online or degree completion options. Finally, you get what you put into the program... regardless of its street hype and reputation (in my opinion). As long as it's regulated or accredited and sets you up with a foundation for continuous learning. That's the new currency of the future. Adapting and learning because technology is constantly changing so one can never rest solely on what they learned in school etc
I don't usually comment on videos. But thank you for the video. It helped me understand what CIS and CS actually is and the difference between the two.
CS student here thinking about switching to CIS. The thing is I already did all the math for CS, but the actual CS courses are pretty challenging, and they are whooping my ass. I hear this is lighter on the technical side. At the end of the day, I just want to get a job within the field. That's pretty much my only goal.
Do i need to program at all in CIS? I hate programming, C language course has whooped my ass 2 times already and i wanna switch majors now.
@@DirtyFan2 it’s primarily SQL, Excel, and R. They’re not necessarily programming languages, more so tools to help you complete a task.
@@yoda5389 Whaaat. So what does a system engineer basically do then? ( if i understood correctly, CIS is mostly system engineering ) ?
@@DirtyFan2 at my school it’s called MIS, which is pretty much an IT degree
@@yoda5389 What can i do if i finish a c language course, learn some sql, excel and R, can i land a job or an internship? Also why do i find python so hard compared to C language ( C is the only language i have studied ) ? Also is R better than python ?
Great video!!!
I’m currently a CIS student my associates focuses on Basics like computer hardware and operating systems, Networking, web development, cybersecurity, data, and cloud computing with this im sure I can head in almost any direction but I’m focused on cybersecurity and certifications at this moment
I was heavily intending on going for an AAS in CIS then the advisor kinda crushed my hope in that because the degree doesn’t transfer, so if I wanted a BS later, I’d have to start all over
Hey! Our experiences definitely could be drastically different, but I was told the same by my advisor. I trusted my gut on the situation and still went for the AAS and had no difficulty transferring into my CS bachelor program. I would check the schools you’re considering on transferring to and see how many credits they may be willing to accept from the AAS program. It may be a good fit!
Hope this helps:)
My counselor said i can take my AAS(Business Administration) for transfer then transfer to Cal state/UC.
Its called Business Administration for transfer (Associate in Science Degree)
I transferred to Cal State without any Associate's degree. I did take the coursework for Computer Technology and all the GE classes but I never even graduated from community college nor acquired a degree, just completed the necessary courses for the transfer and once I was accepted at Cal State I declared a major in CIS.
Did you have prior experience before starting this degree? Where you able to get a job right away with your cis associate degree?
As cis student degree I can confirm it has much more scope. You can be in both it and management field ❤
Please, is it possible to give more details about the master’s and doctorate in management information systems ( C.I.S ) ?? In which university and country? Years of study Tuition costs?? I am from Egypt and I hope to study in this field because I have a Bachelor’s degree in management information systems
Due to some misunderstanding, i took CIS but i wanted to choose CS. I'm not interested in business and I'm more inclined towards mathematics and conceptual stuff. My first semester just started. How to transit to cs from cis?
I'm currently a PTA and am looking at going back to school. I've always been interested in technology and cyber security. My job feels dead end with no career growth so that's a large part in why I'm looking elsewhere. I've been doing this for 5 years and am ready for a change! I'm 28 and want to do it now while I'm still young. Any advice on how to prepare for this is much appreciated
starting my first year next year and i'll be doing cis as well
I did the same exact thing and I feel like it was one of the best decisions I ever made. I was planning to become a computer engineer and ended up becoming a data engineer. I love it
how's the pay if you don't mind me asking
Please, is it possible to give more details about the master’s and doctorate in management information systems ( C.I.S ) ?? In which university and country? Years of study Tuition costs?? I am from Egypt and I hope to study in this field because I have a Bachelor’s degree in management information systems
I accidently signed up for Networking + Cybersecurity. Decided to continue with it. For some reason my college requires around 5 more classes for a CIS degree.
Probably the business-related classes. At the school I attended, CIS was under the School of Business and Economics, so I had to take classes like Micro and Macro Economics, Business Finance, Business Law, Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Business Management, etc.
@@galloe I ended up not signing up again after I passed my Networking class. I'm currently about to get my A+ and working on my Net+ while i'm about to start my 2nd IT job. Got pretty screwed over at the first.
Good teaching skills
Very Lucid Video.
Did you complete your MS,CIS in the USA?
CIS at my school is all the same programming classes as CS majors. Only difference is you take 3 less math classes and replace them with business classes
bro,what about math? How difficult is the math??
Literally
I realized quickly when I was in CS that you have to have a huge curiosity and passion for science.... Needless to say, I'm now happily an IS major
bro,what about math? How difficult is the math??
@@nahidsarker69LOTS of math, its more math than actual programming. The math classes I had to take were Statistics, Linear Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, Discrete Math CS 1 and 2, and Applied Statistics... It's too much math, IS has only like 2 or 3 math classes at the most
@@mrbobbilly2 Ain't these maths useless in ur career? Which University u were attending?
@@nahidsarker69 im thinking its useless too, but i dont even know because we're using these math problems in python functions, probably so we avoid those weird coding bootcamp functions like buffetPlate = (pizza, frenchFries)... my university is grand valley state university, i think its michigan's 2nd top university
@@mrbobbilly2 bro i know i will sound like crazy but let me ask u something,u r in CS major r8?? Bcz CIS doesn’t have this kind of deep math shit,r8??
Thinking of changing my major from cs to CIS . I want to program but can’t do all the math and expect to remember . Also doing it for my mental health .
bro,what about math? How difficult is the math in CIS??
@@nahidsarker69Look up the curriculum at the college u plan on attending. for CIS my college only requires 3 credit hours of math.. 3 math classes thats it. C
lol me too, for my mental health I’m considering switching over to CIS or something less coding intensive
Hey what classes should i take for cis major my first quarter in community college is about to end and i took busn 1a financial accounting, religious studies, communication studies and english 1a
Hello, please kindly reply to my question I wanted to major CS but my university denied me instead I was forced to do CIS which is not my interest area at all,so I want to ask can I register some courses that are both in CIT and CIS then I switched my course to CS
I’ve been confused at this question for a while. Is Computer information systems and computer information science the same degree and if not then what is the difference when looking for a job.
I'm a CIS student, also started as CS tho 😅
Hi, your video is good thank you
Please, is it possible to give more details about the master’s and doctorate in management information systems ( C.I.S ) ?? In which university and country? Years of study Tuition costs?? I am from Egypt and I hope to study in this field because I have a Bachelor’s degree in management information systems
Hi, this is my first quarter in community college and I would like to know whether I should major in IT for university or IS. I like technology and am still learning coding languages but I'm also into the business sector so with that being said, do you recommend IS or should I stick to IT?
Hey!
Honestly I would personally look at the course curriculum for each degree and see what aligns better to your liking. Either or can place you in multiple jobs in the industry and I’m sure have lots of overlap.
Hope this helps! Best of luck:)
Hi, I have one question. I am thinking of taking Business Computer Information Systems, BS major. So In this major, does it teach student about buisness side, also more computer side. Also what Kind of job people will get at BCIS major?
Hi!
I am unsure what that program may entail, and would reach out to the college specifically to get a degree outline. Having those course names for each program should give you a clearer idea on what would be better to pursue based upon your interests!
Hope this helps!
Is cis a good program to get into UI/UX design ?
its too late for me, i cant switch majors now, but let me at least see what to expect
Hey I’m planning on doing this course as an undergrad. And then do MIS. Would this be okay or are the courses mutually exclusive?
Hey! I would check the requirements for that specific MIS degree to see what they are looking for, but I would think that this should be fine!! Best of luck:) ✨
Hello!
thank you for this video!
Would a CIS major be suitable for a job in QA testing, Data analysis or even UX design?
Hey!!:)
I would say so! Different colleges offer different concentrations that could better suit your interests for this as well! For example, SNHU often allows for a data analysis concentration on their degrees, so you can get a little bit best of the both worlds! I believe CS or CIS would be suitable to get a job in QA, and my program offered courses that went further into UX design (such as courses in Human-Computer interaction, web design basics, etc.).
Definitely look around at some college’s you may be interested in and the curriculum they offer and see if they fit into your desires!! I also recommend looking at sites such as FreeCodeCamp or Udemy, where much of this specialized material is provided in a stress-free way:) *not sponsored, I just use these often myself!:)*
Stay well!!!:)
@@WutUpJut Thank you so much! ❤️
Hey, Hi Can you make a vid on the difference between Mis & Bis please, nice vid Btw.
Hello!! I am planning on to do CIS in a community college as my associate & then transfer into a 4 year college to complete bachelor. But still having trouble to get the insight how hard The CIS is and is there a lot of maths since i am bad at math!?
Hey! I would recommend reaching out to some of the universities you are interested in and seeing what is required in their CIS degree program, as each university may change their requirements. Generally, the most math I have seen come from these programs may include Calculus 1, Calculus 2, Discrete Math, and Linear Algebra. However- there are some programs where this may not be required at all! Truly comes down to the university. Hope this helps! Wishing you the best of luck, I am also not savvy with math and that definitely was a concern for me as well. I had switched to CS for my bachelors and was only required to take discrete math, just for context!:) Stay well!!
In Arizona for example you will have to take Associate of Business Special requirements in a community college then transfer into a 4 year college to complete Bachelor (Arizona State University) So check with the Universities in your state and see how it works. See which specific Associate they want. Thats the mistake most people make in community college and end up wasting their time and money.
Before you take any single class in a community college, check with the University that you will transfer after, they will give you a specific major map with the community college that they work with. Thank you!!
I am a CIS major and the highest level math course I had to take was Business Calculus, but it depends on the college you go to.
@@David-fp7yc what university do you go to
@@David-fp7ycbro,what about math? How difficult is the math??
What are your thoughts on information technology vs CIS? Im interested in hacking but I am also curious about businesses and how they work. Do you think id learn the skills to hack with a CIS degree?
Hey Michael!
I believe hacking will fall heavily under information technology or cyber security, but encapsulate computer science studies. I would say this could fall heavily on the college, and would recommend looking into the specific offerings at each possible college. For me, I had some ideas for basic cyber security in my computer information studies, but never took anything specifically that covered any sort of hacking. As I’m currently in my bachelors for computer science, I can also say this is the same- but I have the opportunity to take courses that may include this!
I believe it truly would come down to the college, and recommend analyzing each degree plan or course offerings to see if it may best fit your interests!!
Really neat that you want to get into ethical hacking! Hope this provides some clarity and helps. Stay well! ✨
@@WutUpJut thank you very much! Do you think getting a Information technology degree and then getting certified in business related services is a good idea?
I think that could be a great idea!! Even if there isn’t a full certification, taking some basic business courses could be great. They have helped me acclimate myself with some of our day-to-day processes and I think are beneficial regardless the profession ☺️ Ethical Hacking is so intertwined with IT, Comp Sci, Cyber Security, and Business that I think it would be a terrific idea to even get minor exposure in the area!
Hi I just wanna ask if this course is relatively new because I've been debating between CIS and CIT but I've found more information about IT in my country and not so much with IS...
Hi! They relatively may be similar programs, it really comes down to the university to specifiy any difference. I’ve seen many come out with the same knowledge but with different degree names, so I would just recommend looking at the required coursework and seeing what would be a best fit to your interests!! Hope this helps!!:)
Please, is it possible to give more details about the master’s and doctorate in management information systems ( C.I.S ) ?? In which university and country? Years of study Tuition costs?? I am from Egypt and I hope to study in this field because I have a Bachelor’s degree in management information systems
Hey jut I have a question I’m currently going to community college and I’m majoring in web and mobile development with an accoaites degree and I don’t know if that is enough for me to get a job for maybe I should switch from web and mobile development to a Computer science
Hey!! That sounds like a pretty awesome associates! Both web and mobile development are highly sought after in the current job market. I think it comes down to your future aspirations, and how the two programs differ. If the A.S. In web and mobile offers more hands-on, expedited learning than I say go for that!! Getting my degree in computer information systems, I had little to no issue in transferring into a computer science bachelors, and in my opinion I learned more in the CIS degree than in the CS!!
Hope this gives some insight! Let me know if you have any other questions!! Stay well ✨
Sorry I'm a bit confused, is CIS same as IT?
Hey will I be able to get a job as a software engineer or software developer with Information technology bachelors degree or it has to be strictly CS degree?
Hey! Information Technology depending on the university can offer different concentrations, so take my answer with a grain of salt. I believe you absolutely could, just may have to do some additional learning on the side to get up to speed with the programming. I know many people who went for IT and are software developers!! Just another branch:)
Hope this helps!
@@WutUpJut Thanks a lot! and I will be majoring in mobile and web application development if that makes any difference.
Should i do CIS or cyber security (2 extra courses)?
Hey! I think that’s going to come down to your personal preference on what interests you the most. Either or would be extremely beneficial!!:)
For CS degree would it eh possible to learn things like web development game programming and multiple programming languages ?
It depends with the school you are in if they offer or not if not you will have to learn it yourself
Associates in applied science in computer information systems and certificate in information technology.
Are the classes too tough for 5-6 classes per semester in the CIS program?
I'm taking 6 classes this semester, only 2 classes are related to CS, the 3 others are gen eds history, succeeding in college and ageism
As a CIS student should I go for a windows laptop or a Mac book ?!
I did have an issue accessing some applications with having a mac, so I think I’d have to recommend a windows! Hope this helps ☺️
@@WutUpJut thanks you so much literally was watching videos for days trying to figure it out
To pple who dont understand our career and who we are..as IS guys. .
Is experts , we are I. T experts with an understanding of the business world.
Whike on the contrary,
A computer scientist is a conputer expert who doesnt understand how businesses work.(they hv to take extra courses in business modules to understand the business world)
Do you spot the difference? I hope this helps you to choose careers.
Wow your explanation helped, it put it in simple terms. Thanks man!
Have you received job offers with only an AAS?
Is doing CIT is good
In many countries CS and IT are interchangeable.
IT has so many CS subjects, in countries like Japan, China or even Philippines there are many IT majors that are better programmers than some CS. I was surprised how low they think of IT and IS in the West where I saw on reddit how they trashtalk these majors.
Very well done video. If you pick another niche, you could expand your channel even faster. Thank you.
Does Bachelor of CIS have less math?I dont hate math but im just bad at it.Will BCIS be a good program for me?
Hey! In the associates portion of my degree, I was expected to take only college algebra! My answer may be a little off, as I did move to a CS degree for my bachelors but at most you might be expected to take calculus 1+2 and discrete math, though this is entirely up to the college! You may not have to take any!!
All I can definitively say to you is I am equally bad at math and I’m still making it through! Don’t let it stop you from pursuing something you find interesting:)
Hope this helps!!:)
My college only requires up to Business Calculus for CIS. Our CS program requires about 4 more math courses .
@@dabananaking09 which is your college?
@@dabananaking09which College bro?
I’m a CS junior college student and I don’t know if I’m failing College Algebra 🤡 should I chicken out and change to CIS?
Hey!!
Oof... who likes algebra anyways??:) I think both fields are great ways to break into the same industry, but I had to take College Algebra and Precalculus for my CIS degree! Just a bit of a warning. Of course all colleges will be different, so yours may not enforce this! Just make sure that the curriculum for CIS aligns to your interests and how you may want to use it in the future in comparison to the CS degree.
Hope this helps! Stay well! :)
@@WutUpJut is precalculus very hard?
i am GRATEFUL that the college i went into doesnt have CS, but offers C.I.S and Computer Engineering.
Ended up with C.I.S because at first i thought that it is similar to CS. But after learning what you said, and what my friends were experiencing in their college with CS, i am soooo lucky to pick C.I.S
for me, it is more aligned to how i code, the things i like learning, etc. and HAVING EXTRA TIME (at least where im studying) to do my other hobby and passion besides MALDING with my buggy code and getting ecstatic after solving it
a bit of story, the Professors are all super chill and doesnt have those typical stereotype (:
bro,what about math? How difficult is the math??
what college did you go to?
Hello, I am currently interested in pursuing a cis degree and then the google information technology certificate but will that be enough to get me a job? There are no transfer options for cis associates degree, that I’m aware of and I don’t wanna do computer science because of all the math 😅
There are CIS bachelors
@@LilGoat8o5bro,what about math? How difficult is the math in CIS??
@@nahidsarker69It was Algebra and Stats
@@coryb318 the College i want to attend wants only pre-calculus...is it difficult?
Not sure about pre cal
Hiya any update about school? I was going to update my journey with SNHU couldn't find the video. Then realized it is now privated or deleted. Hope all's well.
Hey! Sorry for such a late response, I took a massive break from RUclips. Thank you for coming back to update! I unlisted the video as an overwhelming amount of comments makes me believe I didn’t get my message across quite how I was aiming. I have no animosity to the school and truly hope it’s been going well for you!!! I may unlist it at some point, but for now I hope you understand:) Thank you again!!!!
@@WutUpJut oh ok np. I graduated in October from SNHU, was supposed to the graduate certificate program in January but will starting it in April I hope 🤞🏾.
Hyy
I have one thing to ask that if I have to choose one of the minors like cyber security project management, artificial intelligence and internet of things than which one is best !!??
Hey! I wouldn't be able to provide you with a definitive answer, or even much of a recommendation solely because each of these minors would be an asset to have! However, I think it comes down to what you would like to pursue in your professional career, and how this minor would help you accomplish that goal. I would take some time to think of which minor makes you most excited to think about, and trust your gut in picking which will help you most in your future! Hope this helps:) Stay well!
@@WutUpJut yeah thank you !!
Now i think I'm clear to go with project management cause my heart saying it strongly 🙂
Hi, how much time students spend coding on the college
Hey! This depends on the student, college, and course. For me, I spent a good deal of time coding both in and out of college hours to keep practicing and sharpening my skills. I perhaps did a little less practice then expected as I worked during school, but I would say that my courses provided the expectation of at least meeting the credit hour requirements + maybe 2 hours per week:)
Hey bro, my major is computer and information sciences but I can’t find about it online can you help me
bro,what about math? How difficult is the math??
can we become software engineer or software developer with Information system degree/ after graduation
please reply.....
Hey! Absolutely, I am a web software developer currently! I always say- college will only get you so far anyway. Doing side studying, learning, and projects will get you where you want to be!! Hope this helps:)
@@WutUpJut thanks and can we get any internship in Australia after 2 years, studying Information System (undergrad)
without any previous experience
I would look into your schools information on internships or see if anything is publicly posted!! I’m not in Australia, so unfortunately I won’t be much help there :( Best of luck!!
Bsc IT student here
..such a valuable video for only 20 views. Keep at it ! I hope your channel does well.
Thank you!! I’m glad it found you well:)
My little brother got a cis degree and instantly got hired for an 84000 salary job with lockheed martin while im making minimum wage almost in the army lmao .. changibg my major from chemistry to cis now that i see how much you can get out of it with so little school i might suppliment it with a bachelors in something else maybe business but i havent fogured that part out yet
what job did he get?
@David-oq1fr it's at sikorsky aircraft I forgot the title I just know he works from home on the computer
@@Serendipity_GamingXwaw,which role he is in bro?
i majored in chemistry, and it is my deepest regret. you *are* making the right choice.
Hi. What computer would you recommend for someone majoring in CIS, something affordable? Please and thank you
Hey!! I definitely recommend something running windows, having a Mac I actually ran into a few issues during my associates with accessing certain programs. With many things going to the cloud nowadays, you shouldn’t need anything too crazy!! I’d say even Microsoft’s surface line should suffice!
Hope this helps ☺️✨
More universities are offering CIS/IS
please i'm not good in maths and i still IT aspect i dont know which course i should go for
and i still want to focus on the IT aspect****
Hey! You could do lots, don’t let the maths hold you back! I’m terrible with math too but it hasn’t stopped me from accomplishing any of my goals! Just know pure CS is going to be more math heavy, but the IT space is (generally) a bit more math forgiving! It all depends on the curriculum:)
Is it a good major for someone who is not good with computers?
Hey!! I would say computer proficiency definitely should be worked on prior to enrolling in a major like this. I had some courses that led me through microsoft office, which were just about as basic as we got. Otherwise, a lot of my courses involved being focus on programming and the tech behind the processes:)
Hope this helps!! Best of luck:)!
Would I be able to work with python in cis?🤔
In CIS you will take intro programming but the language depends on the school
Is it like IT? I was looking into
I think the programs can often vary, but mine was a bit more focused on the software side of IT rather than the hardware:) Hope this helps!
Can you get into cybersecurity with a CIS degree
That would be super difficult if u don't have any job experience in cyber security
Hello! Thank you for the information.
Can you please tell the difference between CIS and MIS and which one is better and is MIS considered stem?
Hey, thanks for reaching out! I am no expert, but what I see it seems that CIS is a bit more of a technical degree vs MIS. MIS will include more project management concentrated courses, where CIS will have more IT related courses. This could vary depending on the program though!! Hope this helps:)
I want to be good at IT
Hey I have a few courses left for my cert in CIS and was wondering what’s the laziest/easier cert in your opinion
Cybersecurity Analyst, Help Desk Support, or Software Support? & 2nd which out of the 3 is the highest earning?
What are the career paths for CIS?
Game programmer, Web developer, and software development.
@@Gohan90077 are there any more 😂😅😊
@Favour Adis yeah there's also engineering system management, network administration, cyber security, technical writer
@@Gohan90077 okay thank you
Cool
Cis? Oh yeah of course I know the "Confederation of Indipendenti systems"
Question, I’m doing cis should i take Java, c# same semester ?
It definitely comes down to personal preference and how the courses are designed, but I recommend taking them separate- especially if they are treated like a Programming 101 and 102 type course. Always good to have some breather room to then reinforce the concepts:) Hope this helps!
Any indian CIS student? Who is studying in canada
Bro which university offer CIS PROGRAM IN CANADA
Hey! I’m unsure, as I live outside of Canada. I would do a few Google searches to see what programs may best suit you and how they are delivered. Best of luck!!
@@WutUpJut thanks bro i want know that I am in 11 th grade I don't have maths is i am eligible to do CIS ?
Athabasca University
what degree did you go for in 4 years of college?
Im currently still pursuing my four year degrees in Computer Science and GeoScience ✨ Stay well!!:)
My school only offer computer information science but I can't find info about it beside the instructor saying its like computer science but named different
I love computers. But I hate math. I am TERRIBLE at math..
Me too bro😢
So which school you went to may I ask?
Hey!! I went to a community college for this degree, so I’d prefer to keep things a bit more discrete. Thanks for understanding!
What's soo secret about the school you went..?😏
I feel this guy is not real
SECURITY
At the end of the day with a cis people can still develop software ect
Absolutely! That's what I do!:)
CS is an engineering degree and CIS is a business degree. As your GPA declines the likelihood of you switching to CIS increases.
actually, CS is an applied msth degree more than an engineering degree. a CS major will never have to take a class in fluid dynamics, mechanics of materials (statics and dynamics), or thermodynamics and kinetics like all engineers.
Well you got old😂
LOL come for me, Tristan. 💀👨🏻🦳 Wishing you guys well 😌
Thank you 🙏🏼, and you too
Can I have any source of communication, for example, email or phone number because I have some questions I want to ask you.
Please, is it possible to give more details about the master’s and doctorate in management information systems ( C.I.S ) ?? In which university and country? Years of study Tuition costs?? I am from Egypt and I hope to study in this field because I have a Bachelor’s degree in management information systems