Computer Information Systems Program Information

The Computer Information Systems curriculum is designed to provide flexible and comprehensive training. Instruction includes both theoretical concepts and practical applications needed to produce graduates able to function in positions of responsibility.

Automated systems allow for the integration of several functionally related applications such as word processing, database management, spreadsheets, programming, electronic mail systems, graphics generation and telecommunications. These systems may be stand-alone, shared logic, distributed or integrated. Demand for employees with computer and business skills is particularly high in small- and medium-sized firms which create, transmit and control information by using computer technology as a management tool.

For more information, contact Curtis Blakely at 1-800-659-4562 x 1123 or 765-966-2656 x 1123 (if outside of Indiana).