The Department of Computer Information Systems is committed to excellent classroom instruction. The computer is an important tool in most of our courses. The department is oriented toward personal contact with students, much of it taking place outside the classroom. Since classes are relatively small, students become well acquainted with their professors. Competent, student-oriented professors are strong assets for success in today's educational environment.
Scholarships are available for qualified, dedicated students.
For all bachelor of business administration degree requirements, student must take GBUS 215 and ECO 201. The CIS program is career oriented to prepare graduates with the background that will enable them to advance to higher-level positions in areas such as programming, systems analysis, systems design, project leadership and systems management. BST advanced elective. General electives to total the minimum of 130 hours. The computer science degree is a bachelor of science degree.