Recent studies show that information systems will be one of the fastest-growing job
markets for graduates. As the global community becomes increasingly reliant on information
systems and technology, there is a present and growing need for professionals in the
field. The Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵapp Computer Information Systems Program prepares
students for immediate employment and long-term career success by way of a dynamic
curriculum taught by faculty who stay on the cutting edge of technology. Program students
gain real-world, hands-on experience in state-of-the-art facilities. Many graduates
enter employment with private and public companies and organizations, while others
pursue graduate studies.
The degree program’s curriculum is composed of classes that prepare students to solve
business problems with information technology solutions. Students develop valuable
critical thinking and decision-making skills as they follow the curriculum. The business
core curriculum includes courses from multiple disciplines such as accounting, economics,
law and marketing. The major requirements include courses such as Foundations of Information
Technology, Business Applications Development, and Computer Information Systems Analysis
and Design. Students can elect to take advantage of cooperative education or internship
courses that allow them to work in actual industry positions, earning credit, salary
and vital experience.
Where You'll Go
Half of the fastest-growing jobs and half of the occupations with the most new jobs
are those that require a business computer information systems degree. Jobs can be
focused on programming, network administration, information systems security, computer
operations, consulting, database management, systems analysis, product and technical
support, and software product development, among other areas of interest. According
to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, software and applications developer occupations
are projected to be among the job areas of most growth between 2012 and 2022, while
information security analyst job occupations are projected to be among the fastest
growing areas for the same time period. Job growth is projected at 22.8 percent for
developers and 36.5 percent for analysts.
The B.S.B.A in requires 120 total hours – 42 , 36&²Ô²ú²õ±è; hours, 21 major hours, and 12-16 general elective hours, depending on Liberal Studies
courses completed.
Admissions
More Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵapp Our B.S.B.A in Computer Information Systems
Our Information Systems program offers a dynamic and hands-on learning experience
designed to prepare you for the future of technology. By combining a Bring-Your-Own-Device
(BYOD) model with access to our modern labs and dedicated CIS servers, students gain
practical experience using their own devices and enterprise network systems.
Our program combines technical expertise with practical application, ensuring you
gain the skills needed for success in technology and information systems.
With a structured curriculum, minors, and internships, you’ll have multiple ways to
stand out and prepare for a competitive job market.
Enhance your education through honor societies, student organizations, and global
opportunities that broaden your perspective and strengthen your resume.
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