BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The Computer Information Systems major prepares students for careers that sit between business needs and technology. The curriculum covers programming fundamentals, data structures and algorithms, plus the analysis and design of business systems, building databases and software, and computer networks. Students may follow a cybersecurity concentration or assemble a customised set of courses. The program encourages pairing the major with a business administration minor, and it positions itself as groundwork for graduate school and for the Fundamentals of Engineering exam. Graduates are directed toward roles including programming for applications, mobile and web, game development, interface design, systems analysis and database management. The major is taught on campus during the day. Prospective students can request information or start an application from the program page. Cost details are published on the university's separate undergraduate day tuition and fees page rather than within the program listing, so applicants should consult it when planning. The curriculum itself is documented in the university catalog, and advisors can help students map out their course sequence.