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Computer Information Systems
Why Computer Information Systems (CIS)?
Focus on the use of computer systems and technology in a business setting. Analyze business processes, find areas of improvement, and utilize technology to achieve organizational goals.
A bachelor’s degree in computer information systems opens up a wide range of career options. The demand for people with college-level expertise in computing continues to increase.
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Coding for Your Convenience
Computer information systems and marketing alum is one of the software engineers behind Wegmans popular Meals2GO app.
Read the storyCoding for Your ConvenienceA Career in Computing
In an ever-growing digital age, employers seek graduates with a strong foundation in the fundamentals of computer information systems and specialized computing skills. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of computer and information research scientists is projected to grow 23 percent from 2022 to 2032.
Still worried you won’t find a career that fits you? Each semester we host Careers in Computing, an event where local employers visit campus to find students interested in pursuing an internship or future potential employees.
A Day in the Life
My Brockport Experience
“I went into my independent research not knowing what to expect, but Dr. (Mehruz) Kamal guided me on the journey.”
Matthew Panebianco
“At first, I just wanted to hide behind my computer and code. The department really pushed me to do things that I never thought I was capable of.”
Yangyan Dong
“Put yourself in a class or an internship that is outside of your comfort zone. Because of that, my experience at Brockport was engaging, fun, and challenging.”
Joe Becker
