Kirk Davis brings a wide variety of experience in business/information technology to the Computer Information Services program. He has 20 plus years of Information Technology and Leadership experience with companies servicing every type of industry. He earned his Bachelor’s degree from Eastern Michigan University and a degree in Law Enforcement from the University of Toledo. He has his teaching certifications in Business, Management, Marketing, Technology, and Physical Education. Kirk has also been coaching baseball and girl’s fast-pitch softball for the past ten years.
Computer Information Services
The reliance of business on computers and technology demands skilled workers to meet the needs of today’s employers. Employment of computer network specialists is projected to grow faster than average for all occupation as demand increases due to businesses expanding their use of wireless and mobile networks. Programming, repair, design, networking and information security are all part of the computer industry.
Program Description
Students in the CIS program learn in the classroom, virtually (online) and in group settings to diagnose and repair computers, set-up computer networks and prepare for various computer technician certifications. Special emphasis is also put on the latest cyber-security protocols and the prevention of computer hacking. The program participates in several student organization leadership events, including Business Professionals of America (BPA) and SkillsUSA. Students can earn college credits and industry-recognized certifications, including A+, Network+, Security+, and Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+).
To Be Successful
Students in this program are interested in computers – what makes them work and how can they make them work better. They are creative at diagnostic and repair and will understand networking concepts and cyber-security strategies.
Student Organization
Business Professionals of America (BPA)
SkillsUSA
