IF YOU LOVE SOFTWARE AND DON'T MIND GETTING YOUR HANDS DIRTY WITH SOME SERIOUS HARDWARE, THEN THE INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEGREE MIGHT BE RIGHT FOR YOU.
In the BSIS program, you'll learn how to design, build, maintain, and secure complex computing systems and networks at the enterprise level.
For the technology geek who's interested in managing and integrating a complex web of networks, devices, and technologies–a skill that is critical to the emergence of cloud computing. If you've always been the go-to tech troubleshooter in your house, and if you're partial to taking apart hardware to figure out how it works, then the BSIS program is right for you.
The BSIS program emphasizes network engineering, virtualization technology, server technology, systems integration and security. This program is focused on the administration of networks using a variety of technologies and operating systems. You'll also learn about the integration of mobile devices, cloud-based technologies, security frameworks, and the importance of making appropriate business-related decisions.
You will learn the basics of computer science as you explore each degree program in your first academic year. Coding, networking, and database classes will help you master the basics as you work in small project teams.
Master the basic foundations of network design and individual server administration and installation.
This is when you start to work on systems security and virtualization design and engineering. In your ninth quarter, you'll present a Capstone Project to your professors and peers demonstrating your competency of core principles from your program.
In these final projects, you’ll work on a team with a real company gaining first-hand experience on what it’s like to work in Information Systems and Cybersecurity.
Business Information Systems
Networking
Server Administration
Object-oriented Programming
Fundamentals of Project Management
Hacking, Forensics, and Countermeasures
Identify business technology needs.
Develop and implement supporting network infrastructure plans.
Learn how to develop and implement appropriate security measures for physical and virtual servers and networks.
Administer networks and integrated systems using a variety of networking technologies and operating systems.
Plan, design, implement, and supervise technical and non-technical projects.
Develop written and verbal professional communication skills.
Experience teamwork and group dynamics.
Practice effective problem-solving and decision-making skills.
Hone effective collaboration skills.
Design effective system architectures.
Learn project management techniques for maximizing efficiency and resources.
Systems Administrator
Systems Analyst
Security Consultant
Network Engineer
Server Administrator
