Computer Information Systems

Program Narrative
The Computer Information Systems program is designed to parallel the first two years of a baccalaureate information systems program. Curriculum includes computer programming, introductory computer architecture, and general education courses. A computer science elective will allow you to expand your knowledge in the area of operating systems or microcomputers. The studies in Computer Information Systems will provide you with the first two years of course material contained within a business information systems university curriculum.

Upon completion of the Computer Information Systems program and your baccalaureate program, you will be prepared for a position in the Data Processing or Management Information Systems area as a programmer/analyst or systems analyst.

Program Features
Depending on your plans and available time, you can complete this program in two years of full-time study with day and evening classes, or in three years of part-time evening study.

Contact the Admissions Office at 610-861-5500 for further information.

Program Outcomes
Graduates of the program will:

• Possess a fundamental and comprehensive understanding of the current field of computing upon which future growth within the field can be realized.
• Be equipped with computer competencies necessary to compete in the business world.
• Use critical thinking to evaluate computing problems and explore options for their solution.
• Apply effective approaches for problem solving and data modeling.
• Solve problems related to business computing and implement these solutions.
• Possess an awareness of the ethical concerns of computing professionals.