Computer Information Systems

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Program Location

Greeley Campus - Applied Technology and Trades Center, Room 309C
Phone: (970) 339-6244

Program Contacts

Program Chair
Greyson Brown
Email: greyson.brown@aims.edu | Phone: (970) 339-6522

Advisors and Faculty

Jennifer Bailey
Email: jennifer.bailey@aims.edu | (970) 339-6489
Specializes in Programming

Greyson Brown
Email: greyson.brown@aims.edu | (970) 339-6289
Specializes in Database Management6

Rebecca Malander
Email: rebecca.malander@aims.edu | (970) 339-6607
Specializes in Web Development

Kenny McDaniel
Email: kenny.mcdaniel@aims.edu | (970) 339-6687
Specializes in Networking and Cybersecurity

Zachary Smith
Email: zachary.smith@aims.edu | (970) 378-3743
Specializes in All Areas

Program Advisory Committee

Rob Citrono - Alpine Network Systems

Alicia Kerstelter - Student

Kelby Konig - Tennex

Michelle Longwell - Weld County

Eric Lund - Weld County

Jessi Norris - Employment Services of Weld County

Drew Port - Rule 4

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:

• Demonstrate working knowledge of file management and directory structures
• Understand foundational network concepts and physical network topology
• Apply industry-standard development, office, and monitoring/management software
• Understand and use databases effectively
• Understand the structure and function of the web and web-based applications
• Demonstrate proficiency in one or more operating systems
• Read, interpret, and apply technical documentation
• Create clear and accurate documentation, instructions, or reports
• Apply logic and programming concepts across a variety of modern platforms
• Debug scripts or programs using problem-solving techniques
• Make appropriate CIS recommendations based on real-world scenarios
• Collaborate with team members to create CIS-related products

Potential Opportunities

Graduates of the CIS program are prepared for entry-level careers in:

• Cybersecurity
• Database Administration
• Web Development
• Networking
• Software Programming

Note: Computer courses often require significant lab time in addition to scheduled class hours.

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