Major Requirements

Computer Information Systems Major (21 semester hours)

Required Core (9 semester hours)
CIS-200 Introduction to Programming 3
CIS-270 Networking and Telecommunications 3
CIS-330 Database Management 3
 
Choose 3 from one of the following tracks, plus one additional CIS course (12 semesters hours):
E-business and Multimedia
CIS-195 Internet Application Development 3
CIS-255 Introduction to Game Design & Development 3
CIS-260 Business Graphics 3
CIS-300 Object-oriented Programming 3
CIS-325 User-centered Design 3
CIS-340 Electronic Commerce 3
CIS-370 Systems Analysis and Design Project 3
CIS-390 Project Management 3
CIS-430  Enterprise Systems Integration 3
Network and Enterprise Management
CIS-309 Data Structures and Computer Architecture 3
CIS-319 Computer Forensics 3
CIS-320 Systems Administration 3
CIS-340 Electronic Commerce 3
CIS-360 Data Mining 3
CIS-390 Project Management 3
CIS-420 Enterprise Security 3
CIS-430 Enterprise Systems Integration 3
Applications Development
CIS-195 Internet Application Development 3
CIS-255 Introduction to Game Design & Development 3
CIS-260 Business Graphics 3
CIS-300 Object-oriented Programming 3
CIS-309 Data Structures and Computer Architecture 3
CIS-319 Computer Forensics 3
CIS-325 User-centered Design 3
CIS-360 Data Mining 3
CIS-370 Systems Analysis and Design Project 3
CIS-390 Project Management 3
CIS-430 Enterprise Systems Integration 3

For graduation, the student must achieve an overall GPA of 2.0 in the major, with no course grade less than “C-”.

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