The CIS program combines the study of computer-systems and computer technology while concentrating on an application domain selected by the student as a second discipline. The CIS graduate will be able to understand and implement computer systems on different platforms, and will be prepared to develop innovative applications in areas, such as, network administration and network programming, database-systems and database programming, data warehousing, web technologies and multimedia technologies, computer animation, and security. The curriculum for the Computer Information Sciences major consists of the following components: * Computer Information Systems Core - 39 credits * Computer Information Systems Electives - 9 credits * Science and Mathematics - 10 credits * Minor - 20 credits * General Education - 42 credits * Total - 120 credits

Career in the core IT occupations as computer scientists and engineers, systems analysts, and computer programmers.