The CIS program builds on a foundation of strong technical knowledge in computer science. The program emphasizes areas related to computer information systems such as database systems, Internet development, computer networking, Internet security, and software development. It also reinforces a broad understanding of other disciplines related to information systems, such as accounting, management, and communication.
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The program balances theoretical computer science knowledge with practical skills in developing and administering information systems. While students take core computing foundation courses such as data structures, they expose themselves to cutting-edge technologies in Internet development, J2EE, XML, .Net, systems administration, and network and web security.
The CIS faculty gives students hands-on experiences. They gather the most up-to-date resources to create specialized laboratories. CIS students can use the Windows lab, the Solaris lab, the Systems Administration lab, the computer security lab, and the capstone project labs.
CIS alumni blend their solid technical knowledge with practical, hands-on training. Their training qualifies them for work in various technical and management positions developing, operating, and maintaining computer information systems.
Fore more information about the CIS program, visit the About Us page. Please feel free to browse other CIS web pages to learn more about degree programs, courses, and other helpful information. For questions or comments about the website, please contact Chair of Computer Information Systems Program Morris Liaw. |
