CIS 110 Fundamentals of Microcomputers
This course introduces the fundamentals the personal computer (PC) with emphasis on the use of the PC to improve personal productivity. Application topics include word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation graphics and communication software. 3 Hrs. (Fall, Spring, Summer)

CIS 120 Advanced Concepts in Microcomputers
This course provides advanced instruction in personal productivity applications using word processing, spreadsheet, database and  presentation graphics software. Prerequisite: CIS110 or permission of the department. 3 hrs.

CIS 131 Scientific Computer Programming
Problem-solving processes, algorithmic design, structured programming in a procedural language, debugging and testing techniques; Python is the current implementation language used. Fall semester, odd years. 3 hrs.

CIS 230 Introduction to the Internet
An overview of the Internet from an end-user perspective. Topics include the structure and uses of the Internet, use of web browser software and creating personal web pages. Prerequisite:  CIS110 and sophomore standing or permission of the department. 3 hrs.

CIS 270  Introduction to Information Systems
An overview of the nature and uses of information systems in today’s society. Topics range from hardware and software technologies to issues of privacy and ethics. Intended for both IS and non-IS majors. (Fall, Spring)

CIS 290 Introduction to Digital Multimedia
An introductory study of the computer technologies, creative skills and software tools employed in the digital arts. Topics include graphics, sound, and video. Concepts will be applied through an introductory examination of digital arts software. Emphasis is on the use of multimedia technologies rather than the computer science of multimedia technologies. This course is intended for all majors. Prerequisite: A basic familiarity with personal computer systems. 3 Hrs.

CIS 300 Information Systems in the Global Enterprise 
This course focuses on IT environments around the world, national infrastructures and regulatory regimes, global IT applications, global IS development strategies, global management support systems, and global IT management strategies.  The course provides an in-depth understanding of managing information resources across national borders, time zones, cultures, political philosophies, regulatory regimes, and economic infrastructures. 3 Hrs. Spring Term, Odd years.

CIS 310 Applications Programming I
An introduction to software engineering methodologies and the development of software applications using  RAD tools.  Topics include interface design, structured programming and file input/ output. Programming concepts are applied using the Visual Basic development environment. Prerequisites: MATH 209 with a minimum grade of C (Fall)

CIS 315  Management Information Systems
All types of businesses, both large and small, are using information systems, networks, and Internet technology to conduct more of their business electronically, achieving new levels of efficiency and competitiveness. This course is an investigation of information systems within organizations. The course studies information systems from both technical and behavioral perspectives and the changes information systems are bringing to organizations and management. 3 Hrs

CIS 330 Applications Programming II
Extension of the concepts and skills presented in CIS 240. Topics include object oriented programming, database connectivity,  client-server software development and an overview of software development systems. Programming concepts are applied using the Visual Basic development environment. Prerequisite: CIS 310 (Spring)

CIS 350 Systems Analysis and Logical Design
Concepts, principles, tools and techniques of information systems analysis and design. Topics include the role and responsibilities of modern systems analysts. Students will complete a significant systems analysis and design project . Prerequisite: CIS 310. 3 hrs. (Fall)

CIS 370 Database Management Systems
Design and development of database management systems. Topics include file systems, the relational database model, structured query language and normalization and database design. Students will complete the detailed physical design and implementation of a database system. Prerequisite: CIS 350. 3 hrs. (Spring)

CIS 410 Networking and Telecommunications
In-depth coverage of telecommunications fundamentals, including voice-video-data for LAN, MANN and WAN network systems. Topics include data communication and telecommunication concepts, models, and standards. Installation, configuration, systems integration and management of the technologies will be practiced. Prerequisite: CIS 350. 3 hrs.

CIS 450 Project Management and Practice
Factors necessary for successful management of major projects. Topics include both the technical and behavioral aspects of project management and the project management body of knowledge (PMBOK). Intended for both Business and IS majors. Prerequisite: CIS 350 or permission of the department. 3hrs.

CIS 470  Senior System Project
Advanced IS majors engage in and complete the design and implementation of a significant information system. Project management, management of the IS function and systems integration are components of the project experience. Prerequisite: CIS 350. 3 hrs.

CIS 490  Current Issues in Computer Information Systems
An advanced readings course dealing with relevant issues in the IT industry. Topics include current and evolving standards, current and emerging technologies, government regulation, e-commerce, IT workforce management, security, ethics and privacy. Prerequisite: CIS 370 or permission of the department. 3 hrs. 

CIS 492  Topics in Information Systems
An investigation of specialized areas of computer information systems not covered by other courses. Course topic is announced the semester preceding the offering. Prerequisite: to be determined for each specific course offered. 3 hrs. May be repeated with different subtitles.

CIS 495  Directed Reading / Independent Study
A program of directed readings or a research project. Requires approval of the supervising professor and the Dean of the College. Open to senior majors in Information Systems with a GPA 3.0 in the major. 1-3 hours.