About the Program
The mission of the Management Information Systems (MIS) program is to prepare students for careers in a rapidly changing technological world by training them to analyze business problems, challenges, and opportunities and to subsequently design, develop, implement and maintain business solutions through the use of information and information technology. Students will exhibit competence in analyzing business situations and designing information system solutions, developing information systems solutions for business environments, and implementing information system MIS is a restricted major with enrollments managed through evaluation of incoming freshmen and transfer students by a combination of metrics.

About the Program
The bachelors in Computer Systems Technology (CST) is the newest degree offered by the department. It is made up of made almost entirely of CUGS, certificates of undergrad study, which allows for more concentrated focus on a particular branches of computer science.

About the Program
This program is designed for students who are interested in pursuing careers in information technology which requires a solid understanding of the principles of computing – but not the underpinnings of computer science theory and mathematics. Students will acquire the requisite computer programming skills across programming languages and development platforms to develop a career as a computing professional, work as part of a project team, be able to analyze a problem and effectively document and communicate all aspects of the solution, and understand ethical, legal, security, and social issues and responsibilities in computing The C&I major is not restricted and available to all incoming freshmen and transfer students.

About the Program
The Computer Science (CS) program focuses on developing flexible professionals who are equipped to learn new technologies and principles that are essential for success in such a rapidly evolving field. Students will learn how to apply advanced scientific and industrial methodologies, knowledge of mathematics, algorithmic principles, and computer science theory to develop computing solutions and demonstrate these skills through presentations, written work and projects. The CS major is not restricted; however students are expected to be ready to take Pre-Calculus before they can begin to take courses in the program.

About the Program
The Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) program offers a single combined degree in ECE—there is no separate Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering degree track. ECE is a restricted major with enrollments managed through evaluation of incoming freshmen and transfer students by a combination of GPA, SAT, and other metrics. The program is ABET-accredited and one of only about a dozen combined ECE degree programs in the country. Advancing the state of the art in both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering areas requires a firm understanding of both domains to achieve the best engineered solution. Laboratory wprk is included as part of The Engineering Clinic, where students integrate the theory learned in the classroom to solve real problems for real customers, is a key hallmark of the ECE degree.