The Computer Information Systems (CIS) program, formerly the Information Systems Technology program, provides for the needs of a dynamic and integral part of business and industry - the information systems environment, also known as information technology or IT. To meet the demands of the current technological era, students gain skills in both technical and business applications, including computer concepts and applications, problem solving, decision making, human relations, ethics, evaluation, analysis and communications.
The Information and Logistics Department offers bachelor's and master's levels degree programs, an undergraduate minor, and a certificate program in information security.
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems is
accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of
ABET, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012, telephone: (410) 347-7700.
The University of Houston has been recognized as an NSA
National Center of Academic Excellence in IA Education. The courses in the master's program and the certificate program in information assurance satisfy the NSA national training and education standards for Information Systems Security Professionals (NSTISSI 4011), Information Systems Security Officers (CNSSI 4014e), and Information Assurance Risk Analysis (CNSSI 4016e).
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems program blends theory and practice to prepare its graduates for careers in fields such as software systems development, e-commerce, and network administration.
The Information Systems Security specialization equips technology professionals to assess the security needs of information and network systems and then to manage the implementation and maintenance of the recommended security solutions.
Advance your career with a Certificate in Information Assurance (IA) from the University of Houston in an IA Education Program that is 4011/4014e/4016e certified by the
National Security Agency (NSA).
The minor in Computer Applications Technology is designed for all non-computing majors. The minor emphasizes computing in the work environment including experience with personal and client-server computing.
For those working professionals who have obtained an undergraduate degree and seeking to further their education through night courses, the College of Technology offers several Master's degree programs. Contact the Academic Services Center at 713-743-4100 for more information.