BA/BS in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems is a bachelor's degree in Information Systems & Technology programme offered by University of Windsor in Windsor, Canada. The programme runs for 4 years.
At a glance
Degree:Bachelor's Degree
Field:Information Systems & Technology
Duration: 4 years
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The Computer Science, Computer Information Systems program is a four-year Honours Bachelor's degree at the University of Windsor focused on the application of computer technology within industry and commerce. It builds a strong foundation in information systems, covering how computing tools and infrastructure support organizational decision-making, business processes and technology management. Students take core computer science coursework alongside information-systems-focused electives and can pursue specializations such as artificial intelligence or software engineering within the broader Computer Science curriculum. The program includes an optional co-operative education stream that places students in paid, degree-related work terms with industry employers, giving graduates practical experience before entering the workforce. The University of Windsor cites a 94.1% employment rate for Computer Science graduates within two years of graduation. The program is delivered through the School of Computer Science and combines theoretical computing foundations with applied, industry-oriented information systems training.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:70.00 / %
Admission Requirements: Ontario secondary school applicants need Grade 12 Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and English (ENG4U), with Calculus & Vectors (MCV4U) strongly recommended. The University of Windsor states a minimum admission average of 70%, including a minimum 70% average across attempted math courses; the co-operative education stream requires a minimum average of 75%. International applicants require equivalent Grade 12 Advanced Functions and English courses at the same minimum-average thresholds, plus the university's English-language proficiency requirements.
