I'm trying to get as much info as I can to decide on what classes to take next if I can get into a 4 year college. I'll be getting an associate degree that's composed of intro CS and CIS classes this semester. Never thought I'd get this far and now I'm worried on how to go forward if possible. It'd be easier to go for the CIS at this point but I'm not really interested in the business side of CIS but I still have like another year for math courses if I opt for CS.

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

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’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

Good teaching skills

Wow!! Ijust Subscribed,,im Doing Electrical & Electronics Engeneering so iwanted to switch and go venture into CIS since ididnt feel like iwas Fitting in into the physical part of ENGENEERING........BUT now that ive watched this,,,,,,,,,i would've mess things up wasn't i?

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.

fuck i was optimistic about this major

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.

Come do your masters at WGU. You can finish in as fast as a year with low cost.

@wut up Jet , From which university did you graduate, and from which country?

Very Lucid Video. Did you complete your MS,CIS in the USA?

Hey can i do this course for Data Analyst jobs

Have you received job offers with only an AAS?

More universities are offering CIS/IS

CIS student. I was so surprised at how much I enjoy database development. I may never have learned this had it taken CS.

CIS/MIS/IS just screams "i want to work in software but I'm not smart enough to major in computer science!" a huge chuck, if not the majority, of IS majors are computer science major drop outs

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

Holy crap, this is literally the exact video I was looking for. Thanks for sharing!

I was like I want to do computer science but when I I watched your video about computer information system so I tell myself that to study computer information system and I know that I can do it my watching more of your videos

I'm thinking about taking my associates in CIS and the courses are as follows: Principles of accounting Web development Client-side development Server-side development Intro to business fundamentals Voice and diction: business and professional speech Intro to computer fundamentals and programming Microcomputer applications Microcomputer spreadsheet applications Java Programming Linux operating system web programming with python Internship Wanted to know if this seems like a good set of courses.

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

Hey I just saw your video on why you chose computer information systems over computer science and I had a question. I'm currently in my first year of computer science and absolutely hate it primarily because I don't get coding and I'm not very good at it. I was thinking of switching to business and heard that computer information systems is the one of the best business business degrees out there. My question is, is there coding in computer information systems and if there is, is it as heavy and hard as computer science? Instagram wouldn't let me message you for some reason so I'm commenting.

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?

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’m looking up all kinds of videos on the tech side and I’m just trying to choose lol So far I’m thinking computer information systems. I like that it has the business side of things mixed with tech. And not too much math. I think I would REALLY enjoy doing pen testing or being part of a red team. Hopefully this degree is broad enough to get into that, but not put myself in a box either.

Why not be proud of it! That’s how I’m looking at this. I’m 27 and doing community college, I just finished my GED 2 months ago and I’m proud because I never thought I would even get that. Now I’m gonna feel the same when I get my CIS degree. I watched the previous video and this one. We are doing it! Don’t let anything bring you down. Keep working hard and figuring it out. That’s what life is about. It’s also never too late for anything, as long as there is air in our lungs. 💪

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

Cool

Thanks for being super genuine. I can't stand the glamorization of tech these days.

As cis student degree I can confirm it has much more scope. You can be in both it and management field ❤

Hey bro, I’m currently getting my associates in CS, but I’m scared I’m not gonna get all the information needed for me to get a job after. So do you have any tips on what to learn, so that I can learn on my free time. I’m currently learning Java. Or do you recommend getting my bachelors in CS to learn more?

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?

dude, after highschool (I had half senior year due to covid), I went straight into college after working at so many different restaurants from 9th grade till 12th. I stopped working and just grinded out college for a while majoring in CS. I had FASFA issues for my aid during my second semester and had to stop attending so I took a gap semester then returned to community college the next year pursuing a registered nursing degree but after another half year of my family going through medical issues and seeing the really bad side of the medical field I had to step away from that and now I am back at that community college studying CIS for a 2 year degree, I would like to go back to college after but similarly to you, I really enjoy building cool stuff, I tinkered with toys and electronics as a kid always usually breaking them but even as I am now older I still find myself rebuilding junk weedwhacker motors for fun. I have about a year left till I am done with this associates and I am still not sure what I am gonna do, I live in a state with plenty of good 4 year colleges but I really don't think I would enjoy going back into CS(my professors were all horrible old men who just hated everything during covid). I am already applying to places to work in IT, looking for mainly a entry role in administration of some sort and I know there is just a pile of resumes that I am in but I will keep sending them. This is about a year old so I hope you were able to complete school while in Korea and had a good time

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.

I want to be good at IT

At my school it’s called integrated studies, others it’s multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary studies. My route in integrated studies would be similar to yours, focused on coding and web development. With that being said, do you think tech careers will accept “integrated studies” rather than “computer science” or “computer information systems” or some type of STEM degree. I don’t have any real world experience at the moment.

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

CS is an engineering degree and CIS is a business degree. As your GPA declines the likelihood of you switching to CIS increases.

Is cis a good program to get into UI/UX design ?

Is doing CIT is good

For CS degree would it eh possible to learn things like web development game programming and multiple programming languages ?

Did you have prior experience before starting this degree? Where you able to get a job right away with your cis associate degree?

I love computers. But I hate math. I am TERRIBLE at math..

its too late for me, i cant switch majors now, but let me at least see what to expect

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.

Thanks so much for your sharing🥺

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

Very well done video. If you pick another niche, you could expand your channel even faster. Thank you.

Sorry I'm a bit confused, is CIS same as IT?