CIS105

Survey of Computer Information Systems

This information is valid beginning with the Fall 2008 Semester

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Questions frequently asked about CIS105

• What is CIS105?
• Will CIS105 transfer?
• Who teaches CIS105?
• What books and supplies do I need for this class?
• Where can I find the data files needed to do my CIS105 work?
• How can I find out more about other GCC computer classes?

What is CIS105?

CIS105 is an introductory course to the field of Computer Information Systems. The materials present an overview of computer information systems and fundamental computer concepts. In addition to a text-book presentation of the discipline, students will receive hands-on experience with Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint) and the Internet.

Will CIS105 transfer?

Historically, CIS105 has transfered to ASU, ASU West, University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University. As a matter of interest to current or future ASU or ASU West students, CIS105 transfers as "CIS200" with "N3" credit. It is therefore applicable to most majors.

Who teaches CIS105?

The following is a list of CIS105 instructors (not all teach CIS105 each semester).

What books and supplies do I need?

• Skills for Success with Microsoft Office 2007, Townsend:
  ISBN 0-13-502456-0
  
  
• Technology in Action: Complete, 6th Edition, Evans/Martin/Poatsy:
  ISBN 0-13-504624-6
  Note: If purchased new, includes myitlab software. ISBN:0-13-800969-4
  
  
• myitlab, ISBN 0-13-503977-0

Where can I find the data files for my labs?

You will be given complete directions for copying these files in the CIS105 Lab Web Site. Follow the directions carefully!

This page updated 8/16/2009