Computer Information Systems

The objective of the concentration in computer information systems is to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to allow them to work in organizations that have diverse information processing needs or to found business of their own, utilizing the knowledge gained in the concentration and in the overall Business curriculum. In addition to completing the common core of business classes, students choosing CIS will study e-commerce, systems analysis and design, database tools and concepts, networking, and other key information processing areas.  The senior integrating course in CIS is CIS 484 Systems Analysis and Design.  The course requires the student to synthesize the concepts and knowledge gained in all courses in the concentration and, utilizing this knownledge, participate in a substantial project.  The CIS concentration is particularly designed to prepare students for careers in computer and management information departments of firms and other organizations and for additional graduate study in information systems of business.  In conjuction with the entire Business curriculum, students are also trained in the fundamentals of new business creation.

Major Requirments:

  •  CIS 115 Applications in Computer Information Systems (part of Business core) 3
  • CIS 221 Introductionto Objec-Oriented Programming 3
  • CIS 322 Advanced Object-Oriented Programming 3
  • CIS 381 Information Systems (part ofBusiness core) 3
  • CIS 403 Operating Systems 3
  • CIS 484 Systems Analysis and Design 3

and any 2 of the courses below:

  • CIS 371 Web Site Development 3
  • CIS 382 Database Management 3
  • CIS 470 E-Commerce 3
  • CIS 486 Digital Communications 3
  • CIS 495 Special Topics in Computer Information Systems 3
Minor Requirements:

  • CIS 115 Applications in Computer Information Systems (part of Business core) 3
  • CIS 221 Introductionto Objec-Oriented Programming 3
  • MGT 301 Management Principles 3
  • CIS 381 Information Systems (part ofBusiness core) 3
  • CIS 484 Systems Analysis and Design 3

and any 2 of the courses below:

  • CIS 322 Advanced Object-Oriented Programming 3
  • CIS 371 Web Site Development 3
  • CIS 382 Database Management 3
  • CIS 403 Operating System 3
  • CIS 470 E-Commerce 3
  • CIS 486 Digital Communications 3
  • CIS 495 Special Topics in Computer Information Systems 3
Minor requirements for Non-Business Majors:

  • CIS 221 Introductionto Objec-Oriented Programming 3
  • CIS 322 Advanced Object-Oriented Programming 3
  • CIS 403 Operating System 3
  • CIS 484 Systems Analysis and Design 3

and any 2 of the courses below:

  • CIS 371 Web Site Development 3
  • CIS 381 Information Systems 3
  • CIS 486 Digital Communications 3
  • CIS 495 Special Topics in Computer Information Systems 3

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