Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems focuses on applying technology to improve organizational operations and solve real-world business challenges. Students develop skills in computing and network systems and learn to use these tools effectively within organizations.
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the General Criteria and the Information Systems Program Criteria.
807
Undergraduate Students
$89,700
Average Salary
17
Total Faculty
Career Paths
Software Engineer
Develops software systems by applying engineering principles to solve complex problems.
Systems Administrator
Ensures the performance and security of an organization’s IT infrastructure.
Cybersecurity
Develop security tools and set policies that help protect systems, networks, and data.
Why Computer Information Systems at UH?
Academics
- Hands-on experience that prepare careers in IT
- Learn to apply technology within organizations to support effective operations
- Stay current with evolving methodologies
Research Opportunities
- Participate in faculty-mentored research
- Gain insights into advanced studies
- Research topics include: artificial intelligence, data science, and cybersecurity
Available Scholarships
- Merit-based scholarships (Technology majors)
- UH scholarships and financial aid
- Co-op programs for career training and income
Network & Gain Connections
- Get involved to build skills and connections
- Gain leadership, communication, and networking skills
- Obtain guidance from industry professionals
