A Bachelor of Computer Information Systems
Students develop competencies in information systems design, business process modeling, data management, and technology integration, while mastering the tools and methodologies essential to managing information technology in organizational contexts.
Program Overview
The Bachelor in Computer Information Systems (CIS) is designed to train professionals capable of bridging the gap between business needs and technological solutions. The program combines foundational knowledge in computer science, management, and information systems with practical skills in systems analysis, database design, enterprise applications, and IT project management.
Program Objectives
The Bachelor in Computer Information Systems is a comprehensive and multidisciplinary program that enables students to understand how information technology can be leveraged to achieve business objectives, preparing them to become effective IT professionals and business technology strategists.
The specific objectives of the program are to:
Train professionals capable of designing, implementing, and managing information systems that support organizational goals;
Develop students’ competencies in systems analysis, database management, enterprise software, and IT governance for a holistic approach to information management;
Prepare students for successful professional integration in a rapidly evolving and technology-driven business environment.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the program, graduates in Computer Information Systems are able to:
Analyze business requirements and design appropriate information systems;
Develop and manage databases and data warehouses;
Implement enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) systems;
Manage IT projects and coordinate technology teams;
Apply cybersecurity principles to protect organizational data;
Integrate emerging technologies into business processes;
Communicate proficiently in both oral and written forms;
Demonstrate ethical reasoning and professional integrity in IT practice;
Adapt to technological, organizational, and market changes.
Program Courses
Year One
| Subjects | Credits |
|---|---|
Listening | 3 Credits |
Reading | 3 Credits |
Writing | 3 Credits |
Year Two
| Subjects | Credits |
|---|---|
Listening | 3 Credits |
Reading | 3 Credits |
Writing | 3 Credits |
Year Three
| Subjects | Credits |
|---|---|
Listening | 3 Credits |
Reading | 3 Credits |
Writing | 3 Credits |
Year Four
| Subjects | Credits |
|---|---|
Listening | 3 Credits |
Reading | 3 Credits |
Writing | 3 Credits |
Career Opportunities
Graduates may pursue a wide range of roles across the following fields:
- Systems analysis and design
- Database administration and management
- IT project management
- Business intelligence and data analytics
- Enterprise application management (ERP, CRM)
- IT consulting
- Information security
- Network and infrastructure management
- Web and application development
- IT support and service management
- Digital transformation
- Technology strategy and governance