I’ve been cracking my head on whick to choose between a CIS and IT. I have a 💯% tuition coverage scholarship to study any degree of my choice in Arizona State University. Since it’s free I really wanna maximize the opportunity. After watching this video and other videos as well, and everyone keeps saying CIS is better with good explanation. I’m finally going for CIS. Thanks 🙏🏽
Hi, first of congrats! I'm about to start my journey as a CIS student at a university and my goal is to become a software engineer. Did you have to get any certifications along with your degree? I have no experience in coding so I think that's going to make it tough for me to find a job, but I'm willing to do whatever it takes.
@@chapoaveli714 coding certs are virtual useless, I took a bunch of software engineering related electives, and my school had a web development specialization. So hone in on those, also if you get a chance to if your situation permits take a couple internships.
@@cjh156 got it. Thanks for taking the time to reply bro. I appreciate it. Do you mind if I can dm you on either IG or FB? I would like to ask you more questions since you're in the career that I would like to get into.
So I'm trying to go to college for (mis) management information system but my college only has (cis) computer information system and (bis) business information systems which more is more related to mis degrees this is for a bachelor btw thanks.
I wanted to major in MIS but my local University doesn't offer it, Would majoring in CIS be the best second option or would majoring in Business administration with a concentration on MIS be better?
I know this might be a silly question. Is a Business Administration degree concentration on Management Information Systems the same as a degree in Management Information Systems. I'm enrolling in Southern New Hampshire University online and I was hoping this was an MIS degree.
What do you think about a degree in Health Data Science, biostatistics and bioinformatics. I have a #healthcare background, hence I'll line to maintain my background but still make that tech transition. I look out for your reply.
@black-heights hello, i hope you're well. i just wanted to ask, Is a Business Administration degree concentration on Information Systems Management the same as a degree in Management Information Systems?
I am looking to change career fields. I have worked in Healthcare, culinary and the military for the past 18years. I am looking to transition into the tech field which I have never worked in but have a AS degree in Health Administration Systems. Is this a good degree program to start with or should I be looking for another type of program?
In this career field is this a great start for a Female to get into. I am looking to find a field that is a good start for me. But I am not to sure. What do you think.What is a good Tech career field that a woman such as Myself. Should start out with . That You would know that is going to be a good long term career. What is your take on this ... Oh an another thing you mentioned coding, Does she need to know coding first before getting into this field.
@@ElevateToTheUnknownI had the same question. Would you pick this over going for a pure Cyber Security degree if you wanted to get into cyber and already have foundational knowledge of networking?
@@ElevateToTheUnknown I’m about to go into college and having trouble picking a definite clear major. What I mean by this is if you pick CS , you can branch out into a lot and you are basically secured for the future. But me personally don’t like coding that much so I want to pick CIS, but my sibling(in college) says that it doesn’t branch out a lot as it is limited so she wants me to pick another one. My current pick is major CIS and minor Cyber Security.
@@pumpkinut5314 the research will show you that a CIS degree stacks well against a CS major and better than most. Not sure what your sister is telling you but conduct your own research using Google, zippia and others to make your own decision and also know that minoring in cyber security will also increase your learning and exposure which ultimately sets you up for better and more opportunities.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown my only current problem with CIS is that not every school offers it but CS does. Since I don’t want to go to a far college I choose the close CSU or UC (I live in cali), out of all of the Poly Ponoma has CIS offered but others do not.
I would say it depends on how technical the courses are for either degree and your long term goals. If you are dead center on going into Tech then make sure either degree is technical. My local college has a crappy CS program that focuses more on theory and math. That would be a useless program for those wanting to work in a technical role. The college I go to has a better CS/CIS programs as they are geared more for technical related jobs (which are most employable).
@@ElevateToTheUnknown thank you so much for responding . Programming is what I am good at and enjoy which is why I changed to cis in the first place . I could code without having to worry about theory and use my skills in a practical way which I am a very practical person so it makes more Sense to me.
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I’ve been cracking my head on whick to choose between a CIS and IT. I have a 💯% tuition coverage scholarship to study any degree of my choice in Arizona State University. Since it’s free I really wanna maximize the opportunity. After watching this video and other videos as well, and everyone keeps saying CIS is better with good explanation. I’m finally going for CIS. Thanks 🙏🏽
Same here free ride from my employer. Hopefully it turns out good for you bro
Just registered for a CIS and it’s definitely worth it!
What did you end up going with?
@@MikeeBuildstech IT
how is it so far? just got a scholarship for asu in cis too! also what minor are you taking?
I’m doing my MS in Information Systems. Happy with my choice
What an amazing video. Thanks!
Yessir, great information, I moved from System Admin to Software Engineer using my CIS degree
Hi, first of congrats! I'm about to start my journey as a CIS student at a university and my goal is to become a software engineer. Did you have to get any certifications along with your degree? I have no experience in coding so I think that's going to make it tough for me to find a job, but I'm willing to do whatever it takes.
@@chapoaveli714 coding certs are virtual useless, I took a bunch of software engineering related electives, and my school had a web development specialization. So hone in on those, also if you get a chance to if your situation permits take a couple internships.
@@cjh156 got it. Thanks for taking the time to reply bro. I appreciate it. Do you mind if I can dm you on either IG or FB? I would like to ask you more questions since you're in the career that I would like to get into.
@@cjh156 finally someone who’s speaking the truth
Information systems Technology and Computer Informations system are totally different or pretty much the same?
What an incredible breakdown, thank you sir!!
Good info! Thanks so much!
I am looking to start at Texas State CIS program in Fall2023.
Same here brother, I am transferring from UH to Texas state in the fall
@@jawaunthompson3418 I was thinking of transferring to UH. Any particular reason why you are leaving UH and how were the classes?
How is it m thinking about applying
No way! Same
@@jawaunthompson3418how was U of H CIS program? What’s the average cost and work load? Manageable?
So I'm trying to go to college for (mis) management information system but my college only has (cis) computer information system and (bis) business information systems which more is more related to mis degrees this is for a bachelor btw thanks.
It seems as if there’s a lot of overlap between CIS and CS degrees. Would it be accurate to say that CS degrees afford you more options?
No.
Idk why he is saying no. Computer science is definitely a greater degree which would open more job options and higher salary.
@@MoehasnLol that only happens if you’re at the top of your game. CS is very competitive and saturated
I wanted to major in MIS but my local University doesn't offer it, Would majoring in CIS be the best second option or would majoring in Business administration with a concentration on MIS be better?
Yeah that's my issue too! I hope the dude responds
He didn’t respond, I’m in the same boat rn😂 what did you all
Do?
I know this might be a silly question. Is a Business Administration degree concentration on Management Information Systems the same as a degree in Management Information Systems. I'm enrolling in Southern New Hampshire University online and I was hoping this was an MIS degree.
Yes it's the same.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Thank you. You encouraged me to pursue this degree and reinforced confidence that I can do this.
Thank you bro you asked my question!🙏🏿im also a Southern new Hampshire student. We should share contacts brother?
I have the same major in Southern New Hampshire and I wanted this question ask thank you for that.
Thank you!!! 🎉🎉🎉
What do you think about a degree in Health Data Science, biostatistics and bioinformatics. I have a #healthcare background, hence I'll line to maintain my background but still make that tech transition.
I look out for your reply.
I think its fantastic.
@black-heights hello, i hope you're well. i just wanted to ask, Is a Business Administration degree concentration on Information Systems Management the same as a degree in Management Information Systems?
I am looking to change career fields. I have worked in Healthcare, culinary and the military for the past 18years. I am looking to transition into the tech field which I have never worked in but have a AS degree in Health Administration Systems. Is this a good degree program to start with or should I be looking for another type of program?
It's a great degree program
Does this degree require a lot of math? Or is the math or programming required taught in the degree plan?
Less math and programming generally
In this career field is this a great start for a Female to get into.
I am looking to find a field that is a good start for me. But I am not to sure.
What do you think.What is a good Tech career field that a woman such as Myself.
Should start out with . That You would know that is going to be a good long term
career. What is your take on this ... Oh an another thing you mentioned coding,
Does she need to know coding first before getting into this field.
Could you get into CyberSecurity with this degree ?
Yes you can
@@ElevateToTheUnknownI had the same question. Would you pick this over going for a pure Cyber Security degree if you wanted to get into cyber and already have foundational knowledge of networking?
What are some good options to double major or minor with computer information systems?
Double major where you have an interest.
Can I still go into CIS without a good coding background?
Yes you can.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown I’m about to go into college and having trouble picking a definite clear major. What I mean by this is if you pick CS , you can branch out into a lot and you are basically secured for the future. But me personally don’t like coding that much so I want to pick CIS, but my sibling(in college) says that it doesn’t branch out a lot as it is limited so she wants me to pick another one. My current pick is major CIS and minor Cyber Security.
@@pumpkinut5314 the research will show you that a CIS degree stacks well against a CS major and better than most. Not sure what your sister is telling you but conduct your own research using Google, zippia and others to make your own decision and also know that minoring in cyber security will also increase your learning and exposure which ultimately sets you up for better and more opportunities.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown my only current problem with CIS is that not every school offers it but CS does. Since I don’t want to go to a far college I choose the close CSU or UC (I live in cali), out of all of the Poly Ponoma has CIS offered but others do not.
I would say it depends on how technical the courses are for either degree and your long term goals. If you are dead center on going into Tech then make sure either degree is technical. My local college has a crappy CS program that focuses more on theory and math. That would be a useless program for those wanting to work in a technical role. The college I go to has a better CS/CIS programs as they are geared more for technical related jobs (which are most employable).
Are the classes too hard to take 5-6 in one semester once I get into the program?
6 should be your max. It all depends on what classes you are taking though.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Thank you. I work full time on a set schedule. I'd love to finish sooner than estimated
Is a BBA in CIS considered a stem degree?
To me yes. It falls under technology.
can you be an introvert with a CIS job?
Yes
What do you think about being a technical analyst
It's a great role that can lead to a promising career.
Is it still good with all these tech layoffs
Yes it is
Is it possible to become a software engineer with this degree ? Especially if I go back for a masters ?
I just changed my CS to CIS with a minor in data analytics and I just wanted to double check but I researched online and I read that it is possible.
Yes it's possible
@@ElevateToTheUnknown thank you so much for responding . Programming is what I am good at and enjoy which is why I changed to cis in the first place . I could code without having to worry about theory and use my skills in a practical way which I am a very practical person so it makes more Sense to me.
Are MIS and CIS similar or the same?
They are similar. CIS is more technical (closest to CS) and MIS is more business oriented sprinkled with tech.
What kind of companies could I work for? Instagram? Facebook?
There are thousands of companies you can work for because all companies have and use technology. Facebook or Instagram are just 2 of them
@Black Heights - Advancing Your Career would you recommend penn foster for training?
I want to attend penn foster but I'm not sure what to look for.
hi, does WGU offer this degree?
Np they don't but they offer degrees very close to it. ITM and CS.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown thanks!
@@ElevateToTheUnknown which online university do you recommend for MIS?