Computer Information Systems
The Everett Community College Computer Information Systems Department offers one Associate of Science Transfer Degree (AS), one Associate of Applied Science Transfer Degree (AAS-T), and certificates in areas relating to the computer field. Students interested in Information Technology have several options, which are described below.
One option is to pursue the Associate of Science Degree (AS) for the purpose of preparing for transfer to a university to major in computer science. This degree enables a student to complete many of the math and science prerequisites for the major, as well as some of the general education requirements.
Another option is to pursue the Associate of Applied Science (AAS-T) for the purpose of transferring into the Central Washington University program. At the completion of that program, the student will earn a Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree. This degree option can be completed at the CWU main campus, or at satellite facilities in Lynnwood, Des Moines, and Everett.
Industry Certifications
EvCC offers courses designed to prepare students for certain industry certifications. For a limited time EvCC is able to offer subsidies to CIS Majors. Listed below are forms, courses and certification guidelines. If you have questions, please contact Diane Walser by email at dwalser@everettcc.edu or at 425-388-9996.
Degrees, Transfers and Certificate
Computer Science Transfer (AS Curriculum Guide)
This degree is offered as part of a transfer agreement with a variety of universities in the state of Washington. This degree offers qualified students priority for admission with junior status at most Washington state 4 year institutions.
Computer Transfer (AAS-T Curriculum Guide)
This degree is part of an upside down transfer agreement with Central Washington University. This offers qualified students admission with junior status at Central Washington University.
Computer Support Technician I & II (Certificates)
EvCC offers two certificates in Computer Support Technician. The Certificates indicate completion of training in the technical support of PCs, software, and basic networks. This sequence also helps prepare students for professional certifications, such as CompTIA A+.
Internet Programming (Certificate)
This certificate program prepares a student for a career in the complex field of website application development and management.
Program Outcomes
College wide, students work to achieve the Everett Community College Core Learning Outcomes.
All Workforce Training Programs prepare students to be job ready: technically competent, ethically grounded, and skilled in collaboration and workplace norms.
Students in Computer Information Systems work toward these Program Outcomes.
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