The Department of Computer Information Science strives to prepare our graduates to assume positions of leadership and responsibility. We provide our students with knowledge and skills to apply the most recent technological advances.
Computer Science
The field of computer science spans a wide range of topics from theoretical and algorithmic foundations to cutting-edge development in computer hardware and software.
Computer Information Technology
Computer Information Technology, as an academic discipline, focuses on meeting the needs of users within an organizational and societal context through the selection, creation, application, integration and administration of computing technologies.
Management Information Systems
The Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems provides students with in-depth knowledge of Information Technology concepts and applications, and prepares them to create innovative solutions for real-world problems.
Health Informatics
The Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics prepares students to use Information Systems and Health Information Technology (HIT) to design, evaluate, adopt, and apply technology-based innovations in healthcare delivery, management, and research.
Computer Application Development
The Computer Application major enables students to become developers who can deploy appropriate technology to solve problems in businesses and organizations.
Master of Science in Information Technology
This master's prepares students for a career as a computing professional, yet offers enough flexibility to allow a student to design a course of study suitable for preparation for doctoral work in information technology.
Master of Science in Data Science
The M.S. in Data Science program provides a strong foundation for developing, implementing, and evaluating data analytics solutions to transform raw data into meaningful and actionable insights.
Professional Science Masters in Health Informatics Analytics
The Professional Science Masters in Health Informatics Analytics prepares students to effectively use health informatics and analytics to impact health promotion, delivery, and decision making in a leadership setting.
Advising
Every semester, students pursuing undergraduate programs in the Computer Information Science (CIS) department will need a registration access code to enroll in courses.
Faculty and Staff
Faculty and Staff of the Department of Computer Information Science.
Internships
All undergraduate majors in the Computer Information Science Department are required to complete 3 credits of internship, as the course IT 497.
Computer Information Science Scholarships
Scholarship opportunities in the Department of Computer Information Science. Your personal scholarship profile will allow you to apply for specific opportunities for the department listed inside.
