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Overview of Concentration.
Do computers fascinate you? Would you like to be on the cutting edge of
new information systems and networking technologies? Do you want to
combine technical expertise with business savvy? Then Computer
Information Systems may be the business career for you.
The Computer Information Systems (CIS) curriculum provides students with
a broad understanding of business; a basic competence in computer
programming and personal computing; and a sound foundation in systems
analysis, design, networking, and systems integration. Graduates acquire
an ability to apply computer technologies to business solutions,
providing a variety of lucrative career opportunities, including the
design and implementation of computer systems for business application.
CIS course work includes extensive use of state-of-the-art computer
hardware and software.
Characteristics and Skills |
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Enjoy utilizing computers to make systems and
processes more efficient
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Logical, accurate, detail-oriented, and persistent
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Enjoy thinking, analyzing, and problem solving
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Enjoy exploring and fixing things.
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Tendency to get thoroughly absorbed in work or
hobbies
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Ability to interact and communicate with people
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Ability to educate others about computers
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Potential Occupations.
All computing-related careers are characterized by a very high rate of
change driven by technological developments. Participating in paid or
voluntary work, internships, and cooperative education opportunities is
highly recommended, as you will keep abreast of new developments and
benefit from networking to enhance your employment opportunities.
Graduates can select from a number of career options including by not
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