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Maria Chomina
Academic Advisor
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Office:BA 133
(480) 965-9107
FAX: (480) 965-8883
E-Mail: maria.chomina@asu.edu
Maria Chomina

Computer Information Systems Major Requirements

 

Computer Information Systems (CIS) involves the design, development, and maintenance of information systems that support both business operations and managerial decision-making. Students majoring in Computer Information Systems develop familiarity with the following:

  • software application development
  • database development, and network deployment
  • special emphasis is placed on business process work-flows
  • systems integration
  • project management

The focus throughout the program is on using information technology to add value to organizations. Specific skills include Java, Visual Basic, SQL, Oracle, Access, network security, and Web services. Students also acquire problem solving, critical thinking, communication, and team-building skills. 

Freshman, Fall 2007

Freshman, Fall 2008

Pre-Business Students

Current Computer Information Systems   - If your catalog is  2006-2007 or earlier, the following resources are available for tracking your degree requirements.

courses required to apply to the Professional Program:

  • ECN 211
  • ECN 212
  • ENG 101
  • ENG 102
  • MAT 210
  • MAT 211
  • ECN 221
  • ACC 230
  • ACC 240
  • CIS 105

Pre-Bus CIS Students

  • CIS 105 at the Maricopa County Community College District locations will be accepted in place of CIS 105 when applying to the Professional Program.

Professional Program CIS Students 

For course descriptions and mandatory prerequisites go to:CIS Course Descriptions.

Graduation Requirements

Students in the Professional Program are required to complete a Declaration of Graduation upon completing 87 semester hours. Students who have not met this requirement are prevented from further registration. Your advisor will review your degree audit and assist you with your Declaration of Graduation. Most students complete a Declaration of Graduation as a course requirement in WPC 301 in the first semester in the Professional Program.

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