Computer Information Systems, BS

The Computer Information Systems major is structured to provide students with the theoretical framework and skill sets necessary to compete and be productive in the information technology world. Specifically, the major focuses on building an understanding of core information technologies, application development and related areas of study, preparing students for the Information Systems and Information Technology profession. Students engage in a variety of integrative activities designed to sharpen their abilities to problem solve and work in teams. It incorporates both individual and team projects, including community outreach and senior capstone experiences. Students graduating with a Computer Information Systems major may need to complete more than 120 credits to complete their degree.