Computer Information System

Location

Lisle- United States

Qualification

B.S

Fees

$34,290/year (approx)

Duration

4 years

Next intake

Fall, Spring

Entry score

Academic Criteria Completion of secondary/high school education or equivalent. Official high school transcripts (with certified English translations if required). Credential evaluation may be required for international qualifications. Valid passport. Proof of financial support for I-20 issuance. English Language Proficiency TOEFL iBT: Minimum 79 IELTS Academic: Minimum 6.5 Duolingo English Test: Minimum 105 English requirement may be waived for eligible applicants with prior English-medium education.

At Benedictine University, our Computer Information Systems program is meticulously designed for students who are enthusiastic about data and its application in the business world. This program is not just about learning the technicalities of information systems; itâ€™s about understanding how these systems are integral to the functioning of major corporations and healthcare institutions.

Embarking on this journey, students will immerse themselves in a curriculum that expertly blends the realms of technology and business. The program lays a strong foundation in critical technical areas such as problem-solving, algorithm development, data structures, programming, and computer organization. However, what makes our program stand out is its integration with key business disciplines including accounting, economics, finance, management, and marketing.

“Students who graduate with a degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS) have a wide array of career options available to them, thanks to the versatile nature of the program that combines technical knowledge with business acumen. Here are some sample careers that CIS graduates often pursue:

Systems Analyst: Systems analysts play a crucial role in evaluating and implementing computer systems and software for businesses to meet their needs. They bridge the gap between IT and business, ensuring that information systems are used effectively to achieve business goals.

IT Project Manager: These professionals are responsible for planning, executing, and overseeing information technology projects. They ensure that IT projects are completed on time, within budget, and meet the companyâ€™s requirements.

Database Administrator: Database administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining the databases of an organization. They ensure that data is secure, organized, and accessible to authorized users.

Network Administrator: Network administrators focus on the day-to-day operation of computer networks. They are responsible for maintaining network hardware and software, troubleshooting network problems, and ensuring network security.

Business Analyst: Business analysts use their understanding of both business and information technology to improve processes, services, software, and hardware in an organization. They analyze business needs and oversee the implementation of technology solutions.”

Students in the Computer Information Systems program have the opportunities to:

acquire a solid foundation in information systems coupled with an understanding of and experience in its application to business, mathematics, or science.

become involved in projects, research, and assisting in the computer laboratories, providing hands-on experiences while on campus.

choose electives that allow you to concentrate on applications for the business programmer or systems analyst or the theory and applications of computers.

Computer Information System