Computer Information Systems

The Information Systems program emphasizes the application of computer systems to solve business problems. As a graduate, you are ready to pursue a career as a programmer, programmer/analyst, or systems analyst.

In this program, you will:
• Learn the fundamentals of accounting, operating systems, and programming.
• Study systems development methods and information systems theory.
• Study database management using SQL.
• Learn and develop skills in a variety of programming languages, including Object-Oriented Programming in C++ and Java, Visual BASIC Programming, Perl Programming, and HTML Programming.


Baker College is the largest independent college in Michigan with the most focused approach to education and training available. Our mission is to prepare you for meaningful employment. We're proud to have a 97 percent employment rate among our available graduates. In addition, all our graduates receive Lifetime Employment Assistance—free and forever.

Baker offers over 140 certificate, Associate, Bachelor, Master's, and Doctoral programs in only the high-demand fields of Business, Engineering/Technology, Health, Education, Human Service, Office Administration, and Computers. The development of all our programs and courses is guided by the recommendations and feedback from Advisory Boards made up of actual employers.

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Well the first comment was only viewing half of the video. And I still like it.

They also mentioned Security - which is also very in demand on the market.

They mentioned Networking, Windows and Linux/Unix OS, Security. These are the most useful things you can learn in any college or university.

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This video is really good. If they give even half or third of what they promise it's still good in comparison with all the BS you get in most academia.

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First infomercial in the world that is not full of BS.

Seriously these people really talk to real word employers. I wish I have studied in here.