Computer Information Systems
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (CIS) program equips students with the technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and business insight needed to thrive in today’s technology-driven world. Blending coursework in computer science and business, the program prepares students to design, manage, and support information systems in a wide variety of industries.
Whether you're passionate about software development, systems analysis, or IT management, this on-campus program offers hands-on experience and a comprehensive curriculum to help you build a career at the intersection of technology and business.
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Program Overview:
The Computer Information Systems program is designed for students who want to understand both the technical and managerial sides of computing. Students learn to analyze organizational needs, design effective information systems, and manage technology projects that improve performance and efficiency. The curriculum combines programming, databases, networking, and business strategy to ensure students graduate with a balanced and marketable skill set.
Graduates are prepared for entry-level and advanced roles in information technology, systems analysis, application development, and more, or for continued study in graduate-level programs related to computer science or business.
Program Highlights:
- Blended Curriculum: Gain expertise in both computer science and business concepts to become a well-rounded IT professional.
- Project-Based Learning: Build real-world skills through coding assignments, system design projects, and case studies.
- Experienced Faculty: Learn from instructors who bring both academic knowledge and industry experience into the classroom.
- Modern Tools & Technologies: Work with current programming languages, database systems, and enterprise software platforms.
- Career Readiness: Graduate with the technical and interpersonal skills needed to lead and support IT initiatives in diverse organizations.