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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog

Computer Information Systems, B.S.


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122 Credits required for CIS Degree

The Computer Information Systems major offers career-minded students the knowledge and skills necessary to efficiently utilize information systems and related technology to support the functional areas of a business, including accounting, human resources, international business, finance, marketing, and management. The major combines classroom teaching and hands-on experience that allows students to develop skills in programming and computer languages, computer architecture and infrastructure, data and information management, web development, systems analysis and design, data communications, networking, and project management. Students are also provided with a strong integrated liberal arts foundation.  This supports the program’s belief that business and technology managers must be well-rounded individuals who are able to not only communicate effectively in both a written and oral format, but can also respond quickly and proactively to an ever-changing and progressive information systems and technology environment.  Students supplement classroom teaching with practical experience acquired through an internship focused on a Computer Information Systems discipline.

Accreditation

Neumann University’s Marketing major is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs, 11520 West 119th Street, Overland Park, KS 66213; Telephone: 913-339-9356, Fax: 913-339-6226; or www.acbsp.org.

Program Outcomes

In addition to meeting Business School program outcomes, upon successful completion of this program, the graduate with a major in Computer Information Systems will:

  • Understand and address an organization’s data, information, and technology requirements.
  • Identify and evaluate business and technology challenges and possible solutions and sourcing alternatives.
  • Assess, diagram, and improve organizational processes.
  • Exploit opportunities created by technology innovations.
  • Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the processes, system requirements, and risks of data infrastructures to secure data and manage and control information technology risks.

Progression Criteria/Degree Requirements

Progression in the Computer Information Systems major leading to a Bachelor of Science degree requires students to:

  • Maintain a minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA.
  • Achieve a grade of “C” or higher for all general business, major, and NU core requirements specific to the Computer Information Systems major.
  • Complete a minimum of 122 credits.

School Repeat Policy

  • General business, major, and NU core requirements specific to Computer Information Systems may only be repeated once. Students must have written permission from the Dean of Business and Information Management to take a course for the third time.
  • In total, only three different general business, major, or NU core requirements specific to Computer Information Systems may be repeated.
  • Failure to earn a grade of “C” or better for general business, major, or NU core requirements specific to Computer Information Systems may result in dismissal from the School.

 

Course Requirements


NU Core Course Requirements for CIS Majors: 41 Credits


Minor Requirements or General Electives: 21 Credits


Total for Computer Information Systems Degree: 122 Credits


Suggested Four-Year Curriculum


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