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Computer Information Systems

In Person
Campus: Jackson
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Technology skills that travel

The Computer Information Systems minor provides students with a foundational understanding of application analysis, design, and implementation using programming languages and software packages. Designed for students who will use technology in a job-supportive role, the minor equips graduates to work effectively with information systems across a range of professional settings.

Quick Facts

Format

In Person

Program Type

Minor

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Computer Information Systems gives you the technical literacy and applied skills to work confidently with the information technology that drives modern organizations. It's a practical, career-enhancing addition to almost any degree.

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Technology Skills in Service of Real Work

At 鶹Ƶ, technology education is grounded in practical skills and professional readiness. Whether you’re pursuing business, ministry, or another field, the CIS minor equips you to navigate the digital tools of your industry with confidence — supported by faculty who prepare you to serve well in a technology-driven world.

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