Computer Information Systems (CIS)

Computer Information Systems 4-Year Degree Program

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) program trains you in the theory and practice of computers and business, to prepare for a professional career in information or communication systems, or for graduate school. The CIS major focuses on personal competencies in computing and business.

Work in information systems encompasses two broad areas:

1. Acquisition, deployment, and management of information technology resources and services.
2. Development and evolution of technology infrastructures and systems for use in organizational processes.

(Note: many schools use IS for information systems versus CIS).

 

Course Descriptions Course descriptions from the Catalog (pdf)
Major Requirements - Computer Information Systems (CIS)
CS 103	Computers and Application Software
CS 110	Intro. to Web Page Design
CS 150	Intro. to Programming
CS 310	Object-Oriented Programming
CS 350	Data Structures
CS 420	Database Management Systems
CS 430	Software Engineering
CS	1 Major elective
MA 110	Pre-Calculus
MA 308	Discrete Mathematics
MA 331	Intro. to Probability & Statistics
AC 201	Principles of Accounting
EC 202	Principles of Macroeconomics
BU 200	Introduction to Business
BU 324	Quantitative Methods in Business
BU 362	Legal & Ethical Issues in Business
MKT 301	Principles of Marketing
MGT 305	Management of Information Resources
MGT 407	Operations Management

 

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