The CIS faculty maintain strong ties with the information systems community through research, consulting, and participation in professional organizations. An Advisory Committee of information executives helps provide direction for the program. An active student chapter of the Data Processing Management Association offers extracurricular opportunities for students to socialize and learn more about their chosen profession. For more information, contact the Department of Business Information Systems or the Haworth College of Business Advising Office . The following list includes all undergraduate courses currently offered within Computer Information Systems.
Emphasis is on microcomputer applications.
A student may not receive credit for both BIS 102 and CS 105. A study of the role of microcomputers in business. Computer programming in the most widely used language for business applications. Current computer developments are discussed. Provides an understanding of and experience in the integration of the computer and information systems into the management process.