The mission of the computer information systems (CIS) discipline is to prepare students to use information technology (IT) to solve business problems. CIS students learn about the design, development, implementation, and management of information systems. They also learn about the business side of IT, such as project management and strategic planning.

The program objectives of CIS programs To prepare students for careers in IT by providing them with the knowledge and skills they need to design, develop, implement, and manage information systems. The students in the CIS discipline learn to configure and manage the cloud, work with big data to develop and present solutions, use AI (Artificial intelligence), use and manage Information Technology ethically, configure and administer computer networks, and develop web and user interface.

CIS graduates can find jobs in a variety of industries, including: Information technology consulting, Software development, Database administration, Systems analysis and design, Network administration, Web development, IT project management, Information security, Business intelligence, and Data science, and enterprise and cloud security.