Department of Computers information systems (CIS)
About
The Department of Computer Information Systems (CIS) provides students with a comprehensive understanding of technology, systems, and processes used by organizations to manage and analyze data. It integrates principles from computer science, information technology, and business management to prepare students for careers in various industries. The program covers key areas such as database management, systems analysis and design, networking and infrastructure, information security, business intelligence and analytics, and emerging technologies. Through this curriculum, students develop technical skills, analytical abilities, and business acumen to excel in the dynamic field of information technology.
The Department of Computer Information Systems (CIS) focuses on providing students with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in the field of information technology. The learning outcomes of the department typically include:
Proficiency in Programming: Students will demonstrate proficiency in programming languages commonly used in the industry, such as Java, Python, C++, or others, enabling them to develop software applications and solutions.
Systems Analysis and Design: Students will be able to analyze business requirements and design information systems solutions that meet organizational needs effectively and efficiently.
Database Management: Students will acquire skills in database design, implementation, and management, including data modeling, SQL querying, and database administration.
Networking and Security: Students will understand the principles of computer networking and cybersecurity, including network protocols, security threats, encryption techniques, and best practices for securing information systems.
Project Management: Students will develop project management skills necessary to plan, execute, and manage IT projects successfully, including scheduling, budgeting, risk management, and stakeholder communication.
Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking: Students will enhance their problem-solving and critical thinking abilities, enabling them to analyze complex IT problems, identify solutions, and make informed decisions.
Communication and Collaboration: Students will improve their communication and collaboration skills, both written and verbal, to effectively convey technical information and work collaboratively in team settings.
Professionalism and Ethics: Students will understand the ethical and professional responsibilities of IT professionals, including issues related to privacy, security, intellectual property, and social impact of technology.