My Computer Information Systems Associate Degree in 15 Minutes (sorta)
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
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I graduated!!! Wanted to take a second and reminisce on my journey to getting an A.A.S. in Computer Information Systems and Certificate in Information Technology. Hope this video finds you all well :]
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Your quite articulate and down to earth. It's hard to find videos that explain things so clearly, it gives me hope to do well even though I wasted 3 years of my life after high school. You get my sub sir, you deserve it.
Your personality is awesome 😎 you exude confidence, intelligence and genuinely being a sweetheart ❤️ I’m starting my computer science degree soon and I’m a little nervous but super excited. Thank you for sharing your experience. Happy New Year:)
Wow thank you so much for such a sweet comment!! Beyond excited for you!!! Comp Sci is such a fun field to be apart of, and I’m sure you’re going to do absolutely amazing!! Happy new year to you as well, wishing you the brightest future ahead 😌✨
Great video! Keep up the amazing work :)
Congratulations on your certificate! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much!!! 😊 Wishing you a happy, safe and healthy new year ✨!
Hey there, I'm currently in the Associate Degree Program- Computer Information Systems, in the Fall semester and I'm loving it. My next classes are the Computer Programming Classes and I'm already gonna love it.
Just what I was looking for
I had to sub once I saw the ACNH shirt 🥰 switching my degree from CS to CIS 💪🏾
Aww thank you so much!!! Best of luck in your new adventure!!!! You got this!!!:)
So proud of you and everything you conquer! Love you boo! So so blessed you in my life and I can see you thrive and bust through all your hardships! Whoo so glad I was able to be there with you along the way and see you rock you associates
Thank you!!!! You as well, onto the next adventure!!!
second video I watched, and you got another sub jut
Thank you for the breakdown of a CS degree. I'm contemplating a career change and just trying to find out what school will be like is almost overwhelming. You did a great job of taking some of the unknown away.
Hey! I’m so glad you found the video useful, and extremely happy to hear it took away some of that mysticism for you! Best of luck with all to come in your future pursuits!! ✨
congrats!
question did you have public speaking/speech classes or group projects in any classes?
i have terrible anxiety and im researching how i can survive college by not having to talk to or in front of many people besides my professors. at least for now until i find better solutions to my problems.
Thank you!! 😊
I did not take a direct public speaking course (though this would be up to the specific college to determine if it is required), but for any of my courses that did include public speaking I never had any sort of live presentation. For example, in English 2 I did a recorded video presentation on a topic and was expected to upload my PowerPoint slides, speaking notes and recorded video.
As for group projects, I’ve only encountered this maybe twice in my entire college experience. My biggest recollection of this would be during my Hardware & Software course, where we were put into groups and had to work together to create an “IT Toolkit.” My group had decided we would only communicate through email and/or public discussion forums. Never once did we meet in any other fashion.
I hope this is some consolation! I absolutely understand the fear, especially when you’re already stepping into something new!! You should always be able to request a syllabus ahead of taking a course, so if you see a program you like and notice there may be public speaking/group work attached to it- reach out and try to get the course outline. This should give you a clearer idea on what you may be required to do.
Stay well!! 😊✨
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I was like I want to do computer science but when I I watched your video about computer information system so I tell myself that to study computer information system and I know that I can do it my watching more of your videos
Why this video doesn't have more plays. I love the way that you shared all your experiences. In a majority of universities, some courses shouldn't be a must
Wow!! Thank you for such a kind comment, I am so glad you found the video helpful!! I agree completely, giving students a strong foundation earlier on is the way to go!! Stay well:)
congratulations, Great work. All these CS courses did within 3 sems or 4 semesters?
Thank you! 4 semesters with varying credits each:) Hope this helps!
Thanks, After AS degree, can we work on OPT before transferring to Bs CS?
Absolutely! That transfer comes at your own pace, and i would recommend doing a bit of self-motivated work anyhow. Projects are the best way to learn code!
@wut up Jet , From which university did you graduate, and from which country?
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Hi, I'm graduating from college in December and I'm having a hard time finding internships, what was your experience applying for internships with an associate's degree and do you have any tips? ty
Hey!! Congrats on graduating, that’s extremely exciting!!
My recommendation to find internships is check through your current college and see if they have any available opportunities. Otherwise, looking online and locally are second best! Don’t be afraid to reach out to companies (even if they do not have anything listed!).
Make sure you have a strong resume, and representation of your skills as well!:)
Finally, don’t limit yourself just to internships. Doesn’t hurt to start applying for legitimate positions, especially if you have projects to show for!
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions, truly do not hesitate:)
Stay healthy, safe and happy! ✨
I would research "Entry level" or "Junior level" opportunities.
Hey can i do this course for Data Analyst jobs
Great, Congratulations 🎊🍾🎉
I have a few questions for you if you are open to answer
1) Are you able to get a permanent job now ?If yes, then which are those jobs ?
2) How much you can get paid now per hour ? Approximately
I will also do CS in A community college so if you ans It will be great for meh
Hey!! Thank you so much 😊 That’s no problem at all!
1) I am eligible for a job, but currently have not been able to land one. Often applicants with higher degrees WILL still get hired first, however a way to combat this is by having great projects for companies to see!!
2) I have had internships that paid above minimum wage and never have nearly walked into a job that didn’t pay less than livable!
That sounds terrific!! Do lots of research on the community college’s CS program and make sure it will be a good fit. Keep in mind, if this is a regular associates in computer science, it may be even harder to get a job right after completion. My CIS degree was almost like a program degree, with no intention to transfer (I just decided to do that on my own!). Having a regular CS A.S. often means you won’t get to tackle many of the courses that employers deem to be important.
Hope this helps! I’m definitely no expert, just trying to give my best insight and advice ✨😊 Stay Well!!!! (P.S. Nice profile picture!!! Love Vocaloid!)
How many credits did you have to make up for the college transfer? I’m doing the same major but I’m not sure if I should go to four year or not
I had a full 66 credits that were transferred into my bachelors 😊 Didn’t lose a single one! This definitely depends on the college though and what course equivalencies they may see when assessing your credits. Hope this helps!!
Bro, I didn't have Calculus and Physics in high school.
Can I get this degree?
will they teach me physics and calculus from basic?
You should be more than fine!!!
My information systems degree did not require calculus OR physics, just college level algebra. If you were to continue to a four-year degree, you may find that they want you to have calculus as a prerequisite to discrete math, and physics may be a general education requirement.
Either way, they are introductory courses!! I didn’t take either in high school and am doing just fine taking them in college.
Hope this helps!!! 😊
Did you transfer to a university after you got your associates degree.
I transferred to my state college with ease!:)
@@WutUpJut were you able to get a job related to your course while still studying for your associates degree?
Hey! I wasn’t able to get a job in the field during the study of my associates, but complete a paid internship and landed a job immediately after graduating ✨
@@WutUpJut how much did they start paying you with the associates degree? I am interested in doing this. Congratulations and good luck!!
Can you transfer a 4 year's college by this degree?
Absolutely!! I’m current working on my bachelors in Computer Science after getting this degree with minimal complications 😊 I had to make up some general education requirements but it wasn’t bad at all!! Hope this helps ✨✨
@@WutUpJut Thanks bro. I'm a new subscriber.