Computer Information Systems Overview

     The CIS program at the University of Louisville is producing the systems analysts and web architects responsible for the web-based information systems fueling the digital economy.

     Examine any successful organization today: the power behind its growth is centered on its ability to create, manipulate and communicate web-based information. CIS graduates possess the information systems knowledge and technical skills to contribute immediately to these organizations.

     In the digital economy, businesses use web-based information systems to connect with their customers, their suppliers and partners, and other business organizations. Web-based systems enable nearly instantaneous dissemination of information among business entities throughout the global economy. Web applications are developed by information systems professionals who understand how information technology may be used to achieve business goals -- how to deploy web applications that make business processes more efficient and cost effective.

Mission & VISION

     To prepare students for productive careers as information systems professionals who provide leadership to the global community of the 21st century. Through interactions with faculty and hands-on experiences, CIS graduates will become leaders in formulating web-based solutions for business. 
     To become nationally recognized as an innovator in educating information systems professionals.

Expanded Statement of Purpose

     The CIS educational experience develops students' understanding of how state-of-the-art information technologies may be applied to add value to business organizations. Our programs challenge students to envision how Internet technologies may be used to redesign business models and processes. Our graduates are prepared to exploit proven technologies in creating Web-based solutions. They will make immediate contributions to the organizations that hire them.