Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems

Program Objective

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (B.S.C.I.S.) program offers courses in theoretical and practical applications in computer hardware, software, and information systems. Students participate in intensive computer laboratory assignments, become skilled in solving research problems, and practiced in oral and written presentations.

Graduates are fully able to accept entry level or higher positions in industry and advance professionally with additional experience in their chosen fields. Many choose to study at the graduate level and gain additional knowledge and experience in their chosen fields.

Graduation Requirements

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (B.S.C.I.S.) degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of one hundred eighty (180) units of quarterly credit. A minimum GPA of 2.00 is required, with no grade in any course less than C. Students must complete all requirements within six (6) years of initial enrollment.

The graduation requirements are summarized as follows:

General Education Courses 76 units
Required Courses 40 units
Major Courses 40 units
Electives 24 units
TOTAL 180 units

B.S. Concentration

  • B.S. in Computer Information Systems(B.S. C.I.S.)

The B.S. in Computer Information Systems program emphasizes on developing competence in the areas of computer architecture, software, computer applications, programming, computer graphics, development of business applications, management of business computer software, Internet programming, e-Commerce, and computer technology. Students must take the following:

Units
G.E. REQUIREMENTS  Refer to G.E. Requirement List 76
CORE COURSES 40
CS110 Computer Programming 1 4
CS120 Computer Programming 2 4
CS200 Programming Language Structures 4
CS220 Assembly Language Programming 4
CS282 COBOL Programming 4
CS300 Computer Data Structure 4
CS420 Theory of Computation 4
IS100 Introduction to Computer Information Systems 4
IS345 Internet Programming 1 4
MA460 Probability and Statistics 4
MAJOR COURSES 40
IS230 Intermediate Accounting 1 4
IS250 Introduction to e-Commerce 4
IS310 Computer Networks 4
IS445 Internet Programming 2 4
CS383 PASCAL Programming 4
CS400 Computer System Architecture 4
CS450 System Development and Analysis 4
CS460 Applied Numerical Methods 4
CS484 C++ Programming 4
CS497 Senior Design Project 4
ELECTIVE COURSES    (See elective list below) 24
Choose six Student may choose any appropriate computer science, information systems, or business related courses (Refer to B.S.C.I.S. Elective Course List).
TOTAL GRADUATION REQUIREMENT UNITS 180