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ALUMNUS
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DANIEL GILBERT‘ 14 | |||
Computer Information Systems | |||
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a computer information |
systems major, in my opinion, is the incorporation of interpersonal skills within the curriculum,” says Daniel.“ Interacting with others is not only beneficial in my field but it is also necessary. |
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS Bachelor of Science Minor available in this area of study.
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what a customer wants you must be able to communicate.“ One of my most memorable college experiences would have to be studying abroad through the Presentation Theory European Study Tour. I had the opportunity to be immersed in a foreign country and gain exposure to both the professional and social culture of that country.” |
The computer information systems major is designed for students interested in pursuing a technical career. Employers seek highly skilled professionals who know how to use technology to improve the organization’ s competitive edge. The major consists of core courses in applied programming, networking, and database design followed by an in-depth career-focused track in computer forensics, network design, or software design.
The program’ s in-depth practical application of computer technology prepares graduates to enter the workplace as a well-versed technology professional. The B. S. to M. S. option is available and many graduates of this program continue their education at the graduate level by pursuing a master’ s degree in business and technology management or forensic studies.
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A SAMPLING OF COURSES IN COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Advanced SQL Query Design with Oracle & SQL Server
High Speed Broadband Networks
Human-Computer Interaction
IS Internship
Network Security— Firewalls, IDS, and Counter Measures
Service-Oriented Architecture and Dynamic Web Development
TCP and IP Communication Protocols for Windows and UNIX
Wireless Application Development
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