The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (CIS) is a 120-credit hour program designed to equip graduates with the technical expertise, interpersonal skills, ethical understanding, and industry knowledge needed to excel as information systems professionals. The curriculum is designed in consultation with professional organizations and industry experts, ensuring it reflects current and emerging technologies and practices. Graduates will be prepared to plan, design, and manage secure computer systems and networks, and to leverage technology to support organizational decision-making.
The CIS curriculum includes foundation and advanced courses in computer hardware, networks, telecommunications, operating systems, programming, website development, database systems, systems analysis, and IT management. Students will gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills applicable to various technical career paths. A professional development series is integrated throughout the program, covering career opportunities, industry expectations, and professional materials.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that opportunities in computer information systems are growing rapidly, with some occupations projected to grow up to 30% in the next decade. Graduates are well-prepared for lucrative jobs due to the program's focus on technical skills, teamwork, problem-solving, project management, and business processes, positioning them for management roles.
Students select one of three concentrations (Cyber Security, Networking, or Programming) within their first year of study.
Tuition and living cost details are not provided on the program page.