The Intersection of Technology and Business

In today’s global economy we are seeing an extremely high demand for professionals with information systems expertise. In this environment, where every business function is supported by computers, user support, programmers, and analysts are not the only careers where an information systems background is needed. Today more than ever, information systems is of strategic business importance and managers with this background are highly sought after.

Careers and Outcomes

Meet the Chair of the Information Systems, Analytics and Operations Department, Andrew Wright.

BSBA Tracks in Computer Information Systems

We offer a wide variety of options.
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Cybersecurity

Protect data, prevent attacks, and power the digital future with our Cybersecurity program. Where technology, strategy, and innovation meet to defend what matters most.

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Data Analytics

Turn data into decisions with our data analytics program, where you’ll learn to uncover insights, drive strategy, and shape smarter business outcomes.

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Web Development

Build the future of the web with our web development program, where creativity meets code to design, develop, and launch dynamic digital experiences.

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Business Process Management

Streamline success with our business process management program, where you’ll learn to optimize systems, improve efficiency, and drive organizational performance.

By the Numbers

$164,070

National average salary for Computer & Information Systems Manager

$102,232

National average salary for Computer System Analyst

$90,522

National average salary for Network & Computer System Administrator

Minor in CIS

The Computer Information Systems Minor is designed to give you the technological savvy you need to open more doors when you graduate, giving you both an advantage in the job market as well as maximizing your earning potential. The CIS Minor (available to College of Business students only) equips non-CIS majors with the technical skills and awareness employers expect in executive and management-level positions in accounting, finance, marketing, economics, and even equine industry positions.