The computer information systems major emphasizes application of computer systems to the solution of complex problems in business, government and non-profit organizations. The curriculum consists of courses designed to provide an understanding of business functions, strong computer programming fundamentals, a solid knowledge of end-user computing, and proficiency in oral and written communication. Practical applications of computer systems in finance, accounting, management, and marketing are studied.
Students have the opportunity to make extensive use of the computer systems available on campus.
Career Opportunities Career opportunities for computer information systems majors include programming, systems analysis, end-user computing support, information systems management, and many other information careers. There is sufficient flexibility in the major to allow students to pursue individual interests and to choose among technically and humanistically oriented electives. Demonstrate competency in the use of business productivity software in a multi-user, interactive environment. Perform and explain in-depth systems analysis, including feasibility studies. Perform straightforward program design and implementation.