Website development. Systems analysis. App programming. As a computer information systems major at Wilkes, you’ll learn to apply your knowledge of advanced technology and problem-solving skills in any business setting you choose.
Program Snapshot
| Program Type | Format | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Major, Minor | On Campus | 120 (17 for minor) |
Why Study Computer Information Systems at Wilkes?
At Wilkes, you’ll work one-on-one with your professors, with small class sizes and mentoring that will ensure your success in the program. Hands-on, experiential learning with the focus on systems design, analysis and computer programming will prepare you to think strategically, solve problems and communicate solutions effectively.
Research is the cornerstone to a Wilkes education, and you’ll have the opportunity to explore research as early as your freshman year. You’ll also have access to WARLOC, the only supercomputer in the region. Funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation, Wilkes University’s supercomputer is accessible to all students and is housed in the Mark Engineering Center.
Curriculum Admission Requirements Faculty & Staff
What Will You Learn as a Computer Information Systems Major?
- You'll get an introduction to computers and computing, including personal computing in both the Windows and OS X operating systems.
- You'll learn the basics of information technology, programming and an introduction to computer graphics.
- You'll be taught today's most in-demand programming languages.
- Your courses will include computer networks, object-oriented programming, artificial intelligence, three-dimensional environments, animation, game development, web development and more.
