Bachelor of Science Computer Information Systems (CIS)
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (CIS) offers students flexible and affordable degree pathways into this rapidly evolving career. Learn through a face-to-face format or complete your degree 100% online in 2-3 years depending on transfer credits.
Earn a Degree that Leads to a Full Spectrum of Career Opportunities
Choose from a variety of concentrations available in business analysis, cyber security, data analytics, health informatics or software development. Or you can create a custom concentration that allows you to use transfer credits and/or credits for prior life experience.
Graduates of the program will be skilled in the following areas:
- Analysis, design and construction of solutions to simple and complex problems
- Evaluation, selection and application of methods and software tools to meet organizational needs
- Communication of ideas through oral presentations, written documents and software documentation
- Working effectively as a member of a team to complete a project under project management direction
- Articulation and application of personal and organizational values within the context of professional codes of ethics
- Researching, learning and applying new technologies and/or methodologies
On-campus Undergraduate Program
- Face-to-face classes on our Duluth campus
- Apply system technologies to solve organizational problems
Bachelor’s Degree Online Program
- 100% online format
- Earn your bachelor’s degree in as little as two years
Receive Program Info and Financial Aid Options
- Detailed program overview
- Personalized financial aid
- Individual admissions support
Rachel PraughtThis program gives you the opportunity to study many different areas in computer science, preparing you for a variety of jobs in the technology industry.
CIS vs. CS — Which Program is Right for You?
As a Computer Information Systems (CIS) professional, you’ll build hands-on skills to use computer systems, algorithms and software to make real-world business decisions. Alternatively, Computer Science (CS) professionals focus on the theory and mathematics of computer functions to develop technology solutions and software.
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Expect to be heard, to be challenged and to be involved. St. Scholastica faculty are world-class scholars and experts in their field who invest in your success. Our values of community, respect, stewardship, hospitality and love of learning reflect our faculty’s commitment to lifting up others and celebrating our common humanity.
