Computer Information Systems (BS)
During Arizona State University’s Bachelor of Science in computer information systems (CIS), you develop the knowledge and skills needed to leverage technology used in any business or organization. Earning this degree can prepare you for careers across a wide range of roles, including systems analysis, business applications programming and decision support across companies worldwide.
Quick facts
CIS degree courses
This program equips you with a powerful skill set that spans database systems and data management, software development, cyber security, business analysis and systems integration and management. Develop strong business acumen along the way, and pair this with the technical skills you’ve learned in order to solve real business problems through technology in a hands-on capstone experience.
W. P. Carey is advancing a school-wide effort to integrate artificial intelligence across the undergraduate business curriculum through a Mindful AI Triad framework: business knowledge, AI fluency, and ethical judgment. Curriculum enhancements currently underway will incorporate AI tools, applied use cases, and responsible use principles. This approach is designed to ensure graduates are prepared to lead thoughtfully and effectively in an AI-driven business environment.
CIS 235: Introduction to Information Systems, Analytics and AI in Business
CIS 340: Business Information System Development I
CIS 345: Business Information System Development II
CIS 407: Business Database Systems Development
CIS 401: Managing Cyber Risks in Enterprise Business Processes
CIS 425: Web Technologies for the Enterprise
CIS 430: Mobile Platforms for Business
CIS 440: Capstone in Information Systems (L)
The jobs CIS majors are prepared for
Upon graduating, you’ll be prepared to work in computer information across many industries. Potential employers can range from the health care industry to the federal government. Career examples include, but are not limited to: