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Associate - Information Systems degrees

The associate in Information Systems degree program gives students hands-on training in computer system design and analysis. Students study operating systems, networking, and various computer programming languages. The program prepares students to enter the information technology industry in a variety of job roles, including entry-level programmer. This program takes 1 to 2 years to complete.

		Potomac College Associate - Information Systems Degrees The associate in Information Systems degree program gives students hands-on training in computer system design and analysis. Students study operating systems, networking, and various computer programming languages. The program prepares students to enter the information technology industry in a variety of job roles, including entry-level programmer. This program takes 1 to 2 years to complete.
		Potomac College - Washington D.C. A.S. in Security Management
		Potomac College - Washington D.C. Associate - Information Systems