Develop the technical skills and business acumen to manage various needs of information systems.

Computer information systems analyze an organization’s computer needs, finding ways to gather, set up, and transmit information efficiently and safely in the organization’s computer networks. The B.S. in Computer Information Systems focuses on using technology to manage information in a business context.

The program’s core courses focus on business programming, systems analysis and design, operating systems concepts, database management systems, networks and data communications, and project management. Additionally, students take at least five courses in business fields such as accounting, finance, marketing, or management.

Interdisciplinary Program: This innovative degree program equips students with skills needed to manage today’s information systems from networking, cloud computing and business skills to data management.

Hands-on Experience: Students learn in practice how to master techniques to design data communication networks, store and organize data, protect networks, and manage computer information systems.

Scholar and Practitioner Faculty: Students study with professors who are practicing professionals and recognized for their information systems expertise in the industry. Our faculty have strong professional and research backgrounds, and share their expertise in diverse professional settings.

High Job Placement Rate: Graduates of the Computer Information Systems B.A. program have a 92% job or graduate school placement within a year of graduation. Graduates of this program work for both public and private sector organizations.