Bachelor of Science Computer Information Systems

Are you passionate about technology and eager to make a difference in the digital world? Pursuing a degree in Computer Information Systems at UT Southern equips you with the skills to tackle real-world challenges while meeting the growing needs of organizations in today’s data-driven landscape. With a hands-on approach and dedicated faculty, you’ll find a supportive environment that fosters personal and professional growth.

Our program offers three exciting concentrations. In the Application Development and Support Concentration, you’ll learn to develop and manage large software systems, honing your ability to create solutions that drive efficiency and innovation. The Database Management track prepares you to work with various databases and inventory management systems, equipping you with the knowledge to handle data effectively. Meanwhile, the Networking and Information Assurance concentration focuses on managing network and data security, ensuring you’re ready to protect sensitive information in a digital age.

At UT Southern, we take pride in our strong emphasis on career readiness. With a 100 percent career placement rate within six months of graduation, you’ll be well-prepared to enter the workforce. Our state-of-the-art facilities include four general-purpose computer labs and a high-performance computing lab, providing you with the tools necessary for hands-on learning. Our robust internship program offers invaluable real-world experience, allowing you to apply your classroom knowledge in professional settings.

What sets our program apart is our faculty, who bring extensive industry experience into the classroom. They are dedicated to helping you succeed and are always available to offer guidance and support throughout your academic journey. With a robust virtual machine learning environment, you’ll engage in case-based learning that mimics the challenges you’ll face in your future career.

A Word About Minors

While a minor in Computer Information Systems (CIS) is not possible, you could complement your CIS major with a minor in another field. Check out the Related Programs list and reach out to a program coordinator for more information.

A minor, which is typically eighteen credit hours, is a grouping of courses in a particular academic field of study designed to provide you with expanded knowledge and competency in an area outside your major.