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- Bachelor of Business Administration in Computer Information Systems
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems
- Minor in Computer Information Systems
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Computer Information Systems consists of a minimum of 27 credit hours of CIS courses, as follows:
BAC100 - Intrduction to Business
BAC110 - Principles of Financial Accounting
BAC150 - Principles of Managerial Accounting
BAC120 - Principles of Macroeconomics
BAC160 - Principles of Microeconomics
BAC201-Principles of Management
BAC280 -Principles of Marketing
BAC336 -Knowledge Management Planning Research & Forecasting
BAC475 - Administrative Policy
CIS101 - Introduction to Computers
CIS202 - Introduction to Computer Information Systems
CIS331 - Visual basic Programmin
CIS303 - Computer Networks
CIS332 - Database Systems
CIS404 - Systems Analysis and Design
CIS405 - Project Management
CIS471 - Information Technology Management
ENG340 - Business English
Nine credit hours of CIS electives
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems consists of a minimum of 33 credit hours of CIS courses, as follows:
BAC100 - Introduction to Business
BAC110- Financial Accounting
BAC150 -Principles of Managerial Accounting
BAC201 - Principles of Management
BAC 336 - Knowledge Management Planning Research & Forecasting
CIS101 - Introduction to Computers
CIS202 - Introduction to Computer Information Systems
CIS331 - Visual Basic Programming
CIS371 - C++ Programming
CIS303 - Computer Networks
CIS332 - Database Systems
CIS404 - Systems Analysis and Design
CIS405 - Project Management
CIS471 - Information Technology Management
UDMA 150 - PreCalculus
UDMA 257 - Discrete Math
and nine credit hours of CIS electives.
The Minor in Computer Information Systems consists of a minimum of 24 credit hours of CIS courses, as follows:
CIS101 - Introduction to Computers
CIS202 - Introduction to Computer Information Systems
CIS231 - Visual Basic or CIS271 - Programming C++
CIS303 - Computer Networks
CIS332 - Database Systems
CIS404 - Systems Analysis and Design
CIS405 - Project Management
and six credit hours of CIS electives.
CIS Electives
Below, is an example of some of the electives offered in the CIS program. The CIS Department is always addingcourses offered once or twice under "Special Topics"
CIS205 - Web Publishing in the New Millenium
CIS304 - Operating Systems
CIS341 - COBOL Programming
CIS357 - Special Topic: Advance Database Systems
CIS357 - Special Topic: Game Programming
CIS358 - Special Topic: Web Tools: PERL, PHP, and ASP
CIS358 - Special Topic:Advanced Networking
CIS372 - Advanced Programming
CIS380 - Java Programming
CIS445 - Knowledge Base Engineering
CIS478 - Cold Fusion
CIS485 - Internship
CIS491 - Independent Study
Typical Four Year Paradigm
- Gen-Intro to Computers
- Gen-Comp & Rhetoric
- World View I
- Gen Ed-College Algebra
- Intro to Business
- Gen-Basic Speech
- Pillar-Aethetics A
- Gen-Research Writing
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Intro to Computer Information Systems
- Gen Ed-Science Lab
- Gen- Judeo-Christian Traditions
- Principles of Financial Accounting
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Visual Basic Programming
- World View II
- CIS Networking Essentials
- Principles of Managerial Accounting
- Pillard Stewardship
- Pillar- Social Development
- Planning Research Forecasting
- Pillar-Aesthetics B
- Database Systems
- CIS Elective
- Principles of Finance
- Pillar-Global Awareness A
- C++ Programming
- CIS Elective
- Business English
- Principles of Management
- Pillar-Global Awareness B
- CIS Information Management Technology
- CIS Elective
- World View III
- Principles of Marketing
- Project Management / World View IV
- Administrative Policy
- Systems Analysis & Design
- CIS Elective
- Gen-Physical Education
