Students in the Computer Information Systems program learn the fundamentals of network design and administration, systems analysis, application (solution) design, web site development, and e-commerce concepts required to begin a career in the Information Technology (IT) industry. Students program in various languages and apply networking concepts using a myriad of personal computers networked to mini, mid-range, and mainframe computers. Upon completion...
This program is designed to provide students with the technical skills and knowledge to start a career as a PC/Network Support Technician with an emphasis in network administration. The graduate will have the ability to operate, diagnose, analyze, install, repair, administrate and maintain microcomputer operating systems. Additionally, the graduate will be able to build, administrate and implement Novell, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and UNIX operating...
Through its affiliation with hospital schools of Medical Technology, the Medical Technology program enables students to complete the requirements for a bachelor of science degree in four years. Medical Technology majors should apply for acceptance to an affiliated hospital program at the end of their fourth semester. Admission to a hospital school of Medical Technology for the fourth year of study is not guaranteed. Following the hospital program,...
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems is intended for students who wish to pursue professional positions as applications programmers, systems analysts, systems programmers, data base administrators, and systems managers, while at the same time building the foundation for continuing study.
The pace of technological advancement constantly increases the need for all types of computer personnel. The Computer Information Systems (CIS) program in the Department of Business Administration provides students the necessary information systems knowledge and skills backed by a well-rounded understanding of business.
The Computer Information Systems program is designed to prepare students for entry into the information systems industry. Students...
A major in Computer Information Systems prepares students to effectively implement computer resources for organizations. A systems approach at College of Notre Dame emphasizes object-oriented programming and visual software for the conversion of data to information.
Students will analyze, plan, develop, program and maintain computer applications with leading edge technologies using Windows and UNIX platforms. Courses in the computer information systems...
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the College of Saint Elizabeth offers an undergraduate major program leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree Computer Information Systems. The program in computer information systems is designed to provide students with a balance between
computing technology and business, with strong emphasis on the effective use of computer information technology in solving problems in business.
Are you the technology whiz to whom your friends and family turn for help? Are you looking for intellectually rewarding ways to use your math and science aptitude?
By combining your technology bent with work-ready skills in business, communication, and ethics, you can program your career for success.
With a St. Kate‘s information systems major, you learn what organizations most need from technology: how to use technology to facilitate work, solve...
The objectives of the Computer Information Science majors are to help students:
1) acquire the general knowledge required to enter the scientific/business computing and computer related professions;
2) obtain the background required for graduate study in Computer Science/Computer Information Science;
3) understand computer solutions to scientific/business problems;
4) understand the ethical and societal issues that affect the computing field;...
The Computer Information Systems degree gives the student an in-depth study of information technology. Coursework includes programming approaches, database management and communications, project management, and internet development. The CIS student develops the skill set necessary for modern technology-driven businesses.
The Computer Information Systems degree requires completion of the following 120 hours:
General Education (48 hours)
Major (36...
The applied computing technology major is a computer generalist program oriented towards the use of computers computer applications in specific domains depending on the student‘s concentration, rather than towards developing large-scale commercial computer applications and software. Students will receive a strong background in computer programming and information technology applied to a companion subject-specific focus. At this time there is a concentration...
The Computer and Mathematical Sciences Department offers Bachelor of Science degrees computer information systems. The degree provide a liberal arts education while emphasizing preparation for either graduate school or a rewarding career. Students are provided with a rigorous theoretical background coupled with practical and essential skills to begin either a rewarding career in the computer field or advanced studies in graduate school. The program...
Introduction The emphases provided by the Information Systems programs offer students a selection that can prepare them for success in systems administration, scientific research, data processing management, and systems analysis. The Information Systems program provide students with the essential theoretical foundation and practical implementation of the science of computing. This foundation includes algorithms and data structures, architecture, artificial...
Information Science (IS) is an interdisciplinary field that studies the design and use of information systems in a social context. The field studies the creation, representation, organization, application, and analysis of information in digital form. The focus of Information Science is on systems and their use, rather than on the computing and communication technologies that underlie and sustain them. Moreover, Information Science examines the social,...
Digital information technologies have become pervasive in science, engineering, manufacturing, business, finance, culture, law, and government, dramatically changing the way people work and live. The proliferation and significance of these new technologies demands a new focus in engineering education ” one that remains rigorous and technically oriented, but is simultaneously devoted to integrating engineering design, theory, and practice within the...
The BS in Computer Information Systems prepares students seeking professional careers in Information Systems to assume positions of responsibility for information systems and technology in any organization. By exposing the student to a broad range of business and industry practices for information systems, the student would be well equipped for a position as a systems analyst, computer programmer, database designer/administrator, web designer or ...
The Computer Information Systems (CIS) program provides a strong foundation in the business and managerial issues related to information systems. Computer information systems are presented in light of their role as tools for strategic advantage in the marketplace. To facilitate this, course offerings provide computer, technological, and problem - solving skills. The CIS program addresses such areas as CASE (computer-assisted software engineering),...
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