The IS degree focuses on the corporate world. Students with this degree would expect to work in any information technology area that supports business. For example, human resources, accounting, finance, databases, networking, and systems administration, to name a few. This means that an outside agency has examined our program to insure it meets or exceeds a specified set of guidelines. The IS degree is not accredited-there is no recognized accrediting agency for that degree.
Accreditation is a voluntary, with the decision made by individual computer science programs.
Engineering honors is for students who maintain a 3.5 or better GPA and want to participate.