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West Liberty University BS in Computer Information Systems

West Liberty University

BS in Computer Information Systems

4 Years

English

Full time

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Jan 2026

USD 8,721 *

On-Campus

* out-of-state / in-state: $4,445 / metro: $7,260

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    About : The BS in Computer Information Systems offers students a comprehensive understanding of technology and how to apply it to solve real-world business problems. The program includes courses in programming, database management, and network design. Students will also gain practical experience through hands-on projects and internships.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers in various fields, including software development, database administration, and IT project management. Potential roles involve working as system analysts, information systems managers, or cybersecurity specialists, providing numerous opportunities in a growing job market.

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The Computer Information Systems (CIS) program of study can prepare you to be an active participant in the Information Systems Digital Age. The twenty-first century promises to be one of unparalleled opportunities for individuals with Computer Information Systems and business skills.

Students completing the Computer Information Systems program earn a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Computer Information Systems.

The Gary E. West College of Business Computer Information Systems (CIS) program is housed in Main Hall which contains four internet accessible computer labs available for CIS students. The curriculum provides instruction in all areas of CIS. Coursework is centered around programming, personal computers, and network operations.

Programming languages in the curriculum emphasize Microsoft Visual Studio, Database Management with a focus on Microsoft Sequel (SQL) Server, and Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). These programming languages provide CIS students with practical hands-on experience working with multiple software languages. Personal Computer (PC) skills are learned by understanding PC software and hardware. Networking knowledge is obtained by learning about data communications and industry standard models that regulate the communication between networked and loT devices.

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