sunyit computer information systems program brochure
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Everything you need to know about the bachelor of science in computer information systems program at SUNYIT.TRANSCRIPT
SUNYIT / CNSE Merger It’s an exciting time as the SUNY College of Nanoscale Science
and Engineering (CNSE) merges with SUNY Institute of Technology
(SUNYIT). With access to world-class facilities and innovative
career preparation, the newly merged SUNY Polytechnic Institute
will offer unique and expanded opportunities for all its students, on
its Utica and Albany campuses. The same commitment to cutting-
edge academic programs that has distinguished both institutions in
the past will make SUNY Polytechnic Institute a unique, high-tech
global leader in public higher education.
10/14
Contact us:
Office of Admissions State University of New York Polytechnic Institute
100 Seymour Road, Utica, NY 13502
GPS address: 5701 Horatio St Utica NY
(315) 792-7500 or call toll free 1 (866) 278-6948 [email protected]
sunyit.edu
Bachelor of Science
Computer Information Systems
FacultySUNY Poly faculty work closely with students and challenge them to excel. Many members of the faculty have experience in business and industry as well as academic credentials. A low student-to-faculty ratio (18:1) means faculty really get to know and work closely with students.
Career OpportunitiesComputer information system professionals have limitless career options. Their unique knowledge of computer-related business applications and practical skills is a necessity for successful businesses and organizations. Depending on their professional goals, graduates can either pursue advanced study in management or business or begin working following graduation.
Typical job titles for computer information systems professionals are:
• System Analyst • Programmer/Analyst• Database Administrator • Data Administrator• Systems Administrator• Project Manager• Systems Developer • Systems Integrator• Information Systems Auditor
“SUNY Poly...Encouraging academic and intellectual
achievements in a challenging, culturally diverse
and supportive educational environment.”
What You’ll StudyComputing Fundamentals
Data Structures and Algorithms
Hardware and Network Infrastructure
Systems Analysis and Design
Database Management Systems
Decision Support and Intelligent Systems
Business/Management Courses
Application Programming with COBOL
Networking of Information Systems
E-Commerce
Database Programming
Special Topics in Information Systems
Independent Study
The Unix Programming Environment
Data Analysis
Internet Tools in Windows
Information and Knowledge Management
Web Development and Internet Programming
Software Engineering
Unix System Administration
Software Project Management
Computer Information Systems Practicum
Access the SUNY Poly catalog at www.sunyit.edu/catalog for specific courses and program requirements.
The ProgramComputer information systems professionals connect the world of work with the world of technology: they help people identify, analyze, and solve problems by applying technology. Do you like challenges? Do you like variety? Do you aspire to become a “C-level” executive someday (CIO, CTO, CSO, CCO, CKO)? If so, you should strongly consider our computer information systems degree program.
Students acquire basic skills in computer systems areas including programming, database management, and business. In addition, the program emphasizes knowledge of business applications through a combination of theory and practical learning. Advanced electives are selected to match individual interests with professional goals and prepare students for opportunities in varied fields after graduation.
The Utica CampusLocated on hundreds of wooded and landscaped acres, the Utica campus is a beautiful living and learning environment. Freshmen live in the new Oriskany Residence Hall, one of three residential complexes, and enjoy an expanding array of facilities that includes a new student center and field house. Life on campus is enriched by a wide variety of events and activities, including the Wildcats’ championship-winning intercollegiate athletics program and a weekly menu of intramurals, concerts, comedians, and more. Students can join one of the dozens of clubs and organizations or start one with a group of friends who share an interest.
FacultySUNY Poly faculty work closely with students and challenge them to excel. Many members of the faculty have experience in business and industry as well as academic credentials. A low student-to-faculty ratio (18:1) means faculty really get to know and work closely with students.
Career OpportunitiesComputer information system professionals have limitless career options. Their unique knowledge of computer-related business applications and practical skills is a necessity for successful businesses and organizations. Depending on their professional goals, graduates can either pursue advanced study in management or business or begin working following graduation.
Typical job titles for computer information systems professionals are:
• System Analyst • Programmer/Analyst• Database Administrator • Data Administrator• Systems Administrator• Project Manager• Systems Developer • Systems Integrator• Information Systems Auditor
“SUNY Poly...Encouraging academic and intellectual
achievements in a challenging, culturally diverse
and supportive educational environment.”
What You’ll StudyComputing Fundamentals
Data Structures and Algorithms
Hardware and Network Infrastructure
Systems Analysis and Design
Database Management Systems
Decision Support and Intelligent Systems
Business/Management Courses
Application Programming with COBOL
Networking of Information Systems
E-Commerce
Database Programming
Special Topics in Information Systems
Independent Study
The Unix Programming Environment
Data Analysis
Internet Tools in Windows
Information and Knowledge Management
Web Development and Internet Programming
Software Engineering
Unix System Administration
Software Project Management
Computer Information Systems Practicum
Access the SUNY Poly catalog at www.sunyit.edu/catalog for specific courses and program requirements.
The ProgramComputer information systems professionals connect the world of work with the world of technology: they help people identify, analyze, and solve problems by applying technology. Do you like challenges? Do you like variety? Do you aspire to become a “C-level” executive someday (CIO, CTO, CSO, CCO, CKO)? If so, you should strongly consider our computer information systems degree program.
Students acquire basic skills in computer systems areas including programming, database management, and business. In addition, the program emphasizes knowledge of business applications through a combination of theory and practical learning. Advanced electives are selected to match individual interests with professional goals and prepare students for opportunities in varied fields after graduation.
The Utica CampusLocated on hundreds of wooded and landscaped acres, the Utica campus is a beautiful living and learning environment. Freshmen live in the new Oriskany Residence Hall, one of three residential complexes, and enjoy an expanding array of facilities that includes a new student center and field house. Life on campus is enriched by a wide variety of events and activities, including the Wildcats’ championship-winning intercollegiate athletics program and a weekly menu of intramurals, concerts, comedians, and more. Students can join one of the dozens of clubs and organizations or start one with a group of friends who share an interest.
FacultySUNY Poly faculty work closely with students and challenge them to excel. Many members of the faculty have experience in business and industry as well as academic credentials. A low student-to-faculty ratio (18:1) means faculty really get to know and work closely with students.
Career OpportunitiesComputer information system professionals have limitless career options. Their unique knowledge of computer-related business applications and practical skills is a necessity for successful businesses and organizations. Depending on their professional goals, graduates can either pursue advanced study in management or business or begin working following graduation.
Typical job titles for computer information systems professionals are:
• System Analyst • Programmer/Analyst• Database Administrator • Data Administrator• Systems Administrator• Project Manager• Systems Developer • Systems Integrator• Information Systems Auditor
“SUNY Poly...Encouraging academic and intellectual
achievements in a challenging, culturally diverse
and supportive educational environment.”
What You’ll StudyComputing Fundamentals
Data Structures and Algorithms
Hardware and Network Infrastructure
Systems Analysis and Design
Database Management Systems
Decision Support and Intelligent Systems
Business/Management Courses
Application Programming with COBOL
Networking of Information Systems
E-Commerce
Database Programming
Special Topics in Information Systems
Independent Study
The Unix Programming Environment
Data Analysis
Internet Tools in Windows
Information and Knowledge Management
Web Development and Internet Programming
Software Engineering
Unix System Administration
Software Project Management
Computer Information Systems Practicum
Access the SUNY Poly catalog at www.sunyit.edu/catalog for specific courses and program requirements.
The ProgramComputer information systems professionals connect the world of work with the world of technology: they help people identify, analyze, and solve problems by applying technology. Do you like challenges? Do you like variety? Do you aspire to become a “C-level” executive someday (CIO, CTO, CSO, CCO, CKO)? If so, you should strongly consider our computer information systems degree program.
Students acquire basic skills in computer systems areas including programming, database management, and business. In addition, the program emphasizes knowledge of business applications through a combination of theory and practical learning. Advanced electives are selected to match individual interests with professional goals and prepare students for opportunities in varied fields after graduation.
The Utica CampusLocated on hundreds of wooded and landscaped acres, the Utica campus is a beautiful living and learning environment. Freshmen live in the new Oriskany Residence Hall, one of three residential complexes, and enjoy an expanding array of facilities that includes a new student center and field house. Life on campus is enriched by a wide variety of events and activities, including the Wildcats’ championship-winning intercollegiate athletics program and a weekly menu of intramurals, concerts, comedians, and more. Students can join one of the dozens of clubs and organizations or start one with a group of friends who share an interest.
SUNYIT / CNSE Merger It’s an exciting time as the SUNY College of Nanoscale Science
and Engineering (CNSE) merges with SUNY Institute of Technology
(SUNYIT). With access to world-class facilities and innovative
career preparation, the newly merged SUNY Polytechnic Institute
will offer unique and expanded opportunities for all its students, on
its Utica and Albany campuses. The same commitment to cutting-
edge academic programs that has distinguished both institutions in
the past will make SUNY Polytechnic Institute a unique, high-tech
global leader in public higher education.
10/14
Contact us:
Office of Admissions State University of New York Polytechnic Institute
100 Seymour Road, Utica, NY 13502
GPS address: 5701 Horatio St Utica NY
(315) 792-7500 or call toll free 1 (866) 278-6948 [email protected]
sunyit.edu
Bachelor of Science
Computer Information Systems
SUNYIT / CNSE Merger It’s an exciting time as the SUNY College of Nanoscale Science
and Engineering (CNSE) merges with SUNY Institute of Technology
(SUNYIT). With access to world-class facilities and innovative
career preparation, the newly merged SUNY Polytechnic Institute
will offer unique and expanded opportunities for all its students, on
its Utica and Albany campuses. The same commitment to cutting-
edge academic programs that has distinguished both institutions in
the past will make SUNY Polytechnic Institute a unique, high-tech
global leader in public higher education.
10/14
Contact us:
Office of Admissions State University of New York Polytechnic Institute
100 Seymour Road, Utica, NY 13502
GPS address: 5701 Horatio St Utica NY
(315) 792-7500 or call toll free 1 (866) 278-6948 [email protected]
sunyit.edu
Bachelor of Science
Computer Information Systems