The Computer Information Systems degree combines classes in computer programming, computer networks, security, and information assurance with business classes.
Curriculum sheets
- Curriculum Sheet 2012--
- Curriculum Sheet 2011-2012 is the same as 2010-2011
- Curriculum Sheet 2010-2011
- Curriculum Sheet 2009-2010
- Curriculum Sheet 2008-2009
- Curriculum Sheet 2007-2008
- Curriculum Sheet 2006-2007
- Curriculum Sheet 2005-2006
- Curriculum Sheet 2004-2005
- Curriculum Sheet 2003-2004
- Curriculum Sheet 2002-2003
Guidesheets
- Program Guidesheet 2012--
- Program Guidesheet 2011-2012 is the same as 2009-2010
- Program Guidesheet 2010-2011 is the same as 2009-2010
- Program Guidesheet 2009-2010
- Program Guidesheet 2008-2009
- Program Guidesheet 2007-2008
- Program Guidesheet 2006-2007
- Program Guidesheet 2005-2006
- Program Guidesheet 2004-2005
- Program Guidesheet 2003-2004
- Program Guidesheet 2002-2003
Program Educational Objectives
The mission of the Computer Information Systems degree program is to prepare graduates with the knowledge and skills needed for successful practice in the field of computer information systems and for post-baccalaureate education. The Program Educational Objectives are that five years after graduation Computer Information Systems graduates will be:.
- Contributing to economic development and society through the development and management of computer information systems.
- Advancing in their careers through knowledge of computer information systems, communications skills and understanding of business and contemporary technological issues.
- Continuing their professional development through professional study and research.
Accreditation
The Computer Information Systems Program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.


