Computer information systems is a broad term. It refers to managing communications between hardware and software on data storage and management devices. Examples of these devices include databases, cloud storage, and servers. Computer information system architecture depends on the data being collected and how an organization plans to use it. Comput...

Employers may accept candidates without a degree who have equivalent work experience and credentials. Education requirements can depend on the type of job you want to acquire in the field. For example, 60 percent of information systems specialists have a bachelor's degree, and 24 percent have an associate degree . Fifty percent of information syste...

Critical workplace skills that can help you in your studies and your profession include problem-solving, collaboration skills, self-motivation, analytical skills, and logical thinking. Some of the technical aspects of this skill set include: 1. Business processes and management expertise:CIS jobs have many overlapping areas between business and tec...