Computer Information Systems Degree

Explore our Computer Information Systems programs

A degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS) is your gateway to a dynamic and rapidly growing field that combines technology and business. As organizations increasingly rely on digital solutions to operate and compete, the demand for CIS professionals continues to soar. A CIS degree from Wayne State will equip you with diverse skills, including programming, networking, and systems management, allowing you to design, implement, and manage complex information systems.

With a CIS degree, you’ll be prepared to solve real-world problems, optimize business processes, and drive innovation. Graduates can pursue careers in various industries, such as finance, health care, government, and tech, with roles like systems analyst, IT manager, and cybersecurity specialist. With technology at the heart of every industry, a CIS degree offers endless possibilities for growth and advancement, making you a critical asset in today’s data-driven world.

Computer Information Systems concentrations

The Integrated Technology Support program will give you the tools to perform troubleshooting of computer hardware, software, and related systems. You’ll be able to effectively deliver support and training to users of information systems.
Degree offered: B.A. or B.S in Computer Information Systems/Integrated Technology Support
Program credit hours: 57
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The Networking and Cybersecurity program at Wayne State will prepare you for jobs in the IT sector like network administration and systems administration, as well as digital information security.
Degree offered: B.A. or B.S in Computer Information Systems/Networking and Cybersecurity
Program credit hours: 57
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In the Programmer/Analyst program, you’ll learn programming and theories that will prepare you for a career in IT, as well as principles and concepts of computing, organizational and business concepts, and programming fundamentals.
Degree offered: B.A. or B.S in Computer Information Systems/Programmer-Analyst
Program credit hours: 57
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With a Web Specialist background, you’ll be ready for a variety of careers in IT. Or, you can choose a specific path in areas related to web and online services, website development, or user interface (UI) and application development.
Degree offered: B.A. or B.S in Computer Information Systems/Web Specialist
Program credit hours: 57
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