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Get the technical skills and tools you need to analyze, manage, and use data.
Enables students to develop a sound understanding of the general principles of computer information systems and their applications.
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The University Certificate in Computing and Information Systems (UCCIS) is a 33-credit online certificate program. You must complete at least 18 credits through Athabasca University.
All courses are completed through online individualized study, allowing you to complete the coursework at your own pace. You can finish this program in as little as 1 year of full-time study or work at your own pace and take as long as you need. There is no time limit for completion.
If you successfully complete the diploma program, you may apply to ladder your coursework directly into the Bachelor of Science, Computing and Information Systems Major program.
Get the technical skills and tools you need to analyze, manage, and use data.
Get this graduate certificate to be qualified for positions like computer security specialist, computer specialist, information technology (IT) specialist, security analyst, and system analyst.
Prepare for managerial and consultancy roles with a program that complements your existing technical skills with training in operations, organizational behaviour, and ethical, legal, and social issues.
Prepare for key positions in the growing information technology and services sector of Alberta, Canada, and the world.
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Undergraduate courses in SCIS are delivered in an un-paced mode, whereas graduate courses are delivered in a paced and un-paced mode depending on the course selected.
The School of Computing and Information Systems' process for taking an undergraduate course: from registration and accessing course materials to how to get help.
View the following lists of combinations of elective courses students may take in order to be specialized in certain areas of computing and information systems.
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A quiz designed to provide one measure of your level of readiness for COMP 200.
A quiz designed to provide one measure of your level of readiness for COMP 200.
The School of Computing and Information Systems at Athabasca University sees the need for and encourages women to enroll in the field of Computer Sciences.
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Academic Program Advisor
Associate Professor and Chair
Associate Professor
Full Professor
Program Officer, FST
Associate Professor / Associate Dean, Student Experience
Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director
Associate Professor, Computing and Information Systems
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Professor
Student Support and Program Advisor - Graduate Programs
Associate Professor
Academic Coordinator
Professor
Dean and Associate Professor, Faculty of Science and Technology
Assistant Professor, SCIS
Academic Coordinator
Associate Professor
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