Computers/Information Management (AAS)
60 Credits
The Computers/Information Management degree is designed for students interested in employment after graduation or enhancing current skills. The program provides students with the knowledge of business and technology skills that facilitate the delivery and management of information. Students will use the latest computer technology and software programs in managerial decision making. Graduates from this program can enter careers in administration, management, sales, marketing, or technology departments within a business or organization.
Normandale’s Computers/Information Management Program is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
Core Courses – 18 Credits
| CIM 1000 | Computer Keyboarding | (3 cr) |
| CIM 1201 | Information Technology Concepts and Business Software 1 | (3 cr) |
| CIM 1220 | Business Problem Solving Analyzing - Excel | (3 cr) |
| CIM 1600 | Computer Training Practicum | (3 cr) |
CIM 1000: is not required if speed is at least 30 wpm with accuracy; skill will be measured in CIM 1600
Complete two of the following four courses:
| CIM 1230 | Business Information Management - Access | (3 cr) |
| CIM 1240 | Business Word Processing | (3 cr) |
| CIM 1250 | Intro to Project Management Software | (3 cr) |
| CIM 1260 | Presentation Software | (3 cr) |
Additional Required Courses – 42 Credits
Complete one of the following three courses:
Required
| ENGC 2102 | Business and Technical Writing | (3 cr) |
Complete one of the following two courses:
Complete at least 7 credits from MnTC Goal areas 7, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10
Complete additional courses in one of the following areas to reach 42 credits for this section:
Other Degree Requirements
If needed, complete additional courses to reach 60-level credits total.
- Earn a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 for college-level coursework (courses numbered 1000 and above) completed at Normandale.
- Earn a minimum of 20 college-level credits at Normandale.
Coursework in this degree program satisfies a portion of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC). Please see MnTC Degree Audit Report.