Computer Information Systems
Computer and information systems managers, often with a title of information technology (IT) manager or IT project manager, plan, coordinate, and direct computer-related activities in an organization. They help determine information technology goals and are responsible for implementing computer systems to meet those goals.
Typically, a bachelor’s degree in computer or information science, plus related work experience, is required. Cal Lutheran CIS majors receive an education with:
- An emphasis on computer application and system developments in database, software, and network
- A strong business and liberal arts foundation.
Program Requirements
Required credits: 48 credits minimum; 36 upper division credits. 2.0 minimum GPA.
Required Courses
Business
BUS 367 (4) Behavior in Organizations
BUS 381 (4) Information, Systems, and Organizational Design
Computer Science
CSC 210 (4) Intro to Computer Programming
CSC 331 (4) Systems Analysis
CSC 350 (4) Data Communications & Networks
CSC 410 (4) Database Management Systems
CSC 499 (4) Capstone
Elective Courses in Major
16 additional upper division Computer Science credits in which up to 8 credits can be substituted by recommended Business Administration courses.
Mathematics
MATH 241 (4) Discrete Mathematics
Minor Requirements
20 credits minimum, 12 credits upper division
12 credits of Computer Science (at least 4 credits must be upper division)
BUS 367 & 381
Locations
Choose how you want to attend class – in-person at one of our campus locations or virtually*.
Note: Some business courses may need to be completed on the Thousand Oaks campus.
* Virtual courses pending WASC approval