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Computer Information SystemsA Concentration and Minor Laptops. Websites. iPods. E-mail. Electronic Marketing. Cell phones. Technology has permeated all areas of our personal and professional lives. The global dependence on technology for communication, business, and research has resulted in an ever-increasing demand for information technology professionals who can skillfully develop and utilize operational, tactical, and strategic decision-making in business organizations. The Computer Information Systems concentration within the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration includes six courses of in-depth study in the field of computer information systems, to complement the business and liberal arts core. The Computer Information Systems minor requires four courses which prepare students to understand and leverage the role of information technology in all areas of business. Studying Computer Information Systems at BryantComputer Information Systems (CIS) is about more than just computers. The field encompasses technical knowledge, business and management needs analysis, implementation, and providing reports, queries, and forms to advance an organization. CIS students develop the skills to use information systems to integrate decision-making across all functional areas of an organization. The Computer Information Systems concentration and minor combines dedicated faculty, small classes, and leading technology to provide students with the latest skills and knowledge in the ever-changing field of information systems to prepare them for success as IS/IT professionals. These technology skills also prepare students to make substantial contributions to organizations regardless of the field they enter. CoursesStudents in the Computer Information Systems concentration must complete the following concentration requirements:
Please refer to the curriculum requirements for detailed information and schedule of courses to earn a concentration in Computer Information Systems. Students in the Computer Information Systems minor will complete the following minor requirements:
For complete course descriptions, please refer to the course catalog. Opportunities After GraduationStudents in the Computer Information Systems program are prepared for a number of careers, including:
For More InformationTo learn more about the Computer Information Systems concentration or minor, please contact:
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