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FAQAssociate of Arts in Information Systems
On-Campus and Online Degree Overview
Graduates with the Associate of Arts in Information Systems can function in a supportive role in an entry-level position. The Associate of Arts is intended to offer a foundational level of learning in the discipline, enabling the student to sample various important topics in the discipline. The AA is not intended to qualify a student fully for work in the field; the student is invited to pursue the bachelor's for depth of learning.
Students will earn a foundational knowledge of computing, business, and mathematics appropriate to the discipline and within the context of a biblical worldview and be able to analyze a problem, and identify and define the computing requirements appropriate to its solution leading to the delivery and management of information systems within a specific application environment. Student will also earn a foundational understanding of biblical worldview, professional, ethical, legal, security and social issues and responsibilities and contribute to society by modeling ethical, responsible and Christianly behavior as well as be able to communicate effectively, in oral and written forms, with a range of audiences, and function effectively on teams, assuming a variety of roles in teams of diverse membership to accomplish a common goal.
