Computer Information Systems
- Bachelor of Science
- Major
As a Computer Information Systems major, you'll build a solid foundation in computer science and take courses in the School of Business Administration. Combining network and web-based application development with a business administration minor, you'll gain the skills to help businesses operate more efficiently. Our program focuses on both theory and practical application. You'll get hands-on experience through coursework, internships and a senior project, working closely with a faculty mentor to create an innovative project.
Why Computer Information Systems at Stetson University?
As a Computer Information Systems major at Stetson, you'll gain advanced skills in systems analysis, software development, web application development, networking, database development and computer security. Our evolving curriculum ensures you stay updated with the latest trends in programming languages and software, making you highly sought after by top employers and graduate schools.
You'll experience real-world applications through courses like digital forensics, where you'll investigate data breaches and corporate security auditing, where you'll ethically hack into networks and present findings on vulnerabilities. Additional courses cover artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud computing and big data mining, preparing you for a high-paying and growing career field.
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“It’s great to have Stetson helping out with their alumni and also the professors being able to guide me as much as they can. It’s still my work but at least getting the knowledge — I appreciate that.”
Christian Valderrama ’16 Computer Information Systems, talking about his development of an app
"Before I graduated, I was offered a position at Deloitte, one of the Big Four accounting firms. During the interview process, they were intrigued by my level of knowledge and capabilities and for this I must credit the Computer Science Department professors. They are very quick to stay up to date on new technologies and innovations in the industry, thus allowing students to gain firsthand knowledge and expertise."
Marshall Thompson '21 Computer Information Systems (solutions analyst for Deloitte)
Career Outcomes
Employment in computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow 13% through 2030, adding about 667,600 new jobs, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The median annual wage for these occupations was $97,430 in May 2021, more than double the median for all occupations.
As you begin your journey, you will work with some of our distinguished faculty and dedicated professionals who will provide you with personal attention and expert guidance to help you thrive academically and professionally.
- Hala ElAarag, PhD, University of Central Florida
- Basar Koc, PhD, University of Miami
- Daniel Plante, PhD, University of Notre Dame
- Thomas Vogel, PhD, University of Central Florida
At Stetson, you'll benefit from a flexible, challenging curriculum emphasizing project-based learning. You'll gain hands-on experience in applying core computer science concepts to solve real business problems. In your junior year, you'll work on a large team-based software project and in your senior year, you'll complete a capstone project with a faculty mentor. Recent projects include developing a mobile marketing system and a web application for genealogical research.
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