Develop.
Computer information systems (CIS) studies the use of software, hardware, data, networks, and the Internet to design and develop information technology systems. CIS majors learn how to apply current computer technology to real-world business problems.
The demand for individuals with current technical skills and the ability to apply them increases daily.
Learn.
Students who graduate with a B.S. in Computer Information Systems understand the principles that underlie hardware, software, and data. CIS students acquire hands-on experience solving business problems with these principles.
The Master of Science in Education in Educational Technology prepares educators and business professionals to effectively use new technology as a learning tool.