Licencjat w Systemach Informatycznych

The University of Texas at Tyler (UT Tyler) bachelor of science degree in computer information systems (CIS) prepares students for positions as systems analysts, data analysts, database administrators, network designers and administrators, information security analysts, software developers, programmers, and various technical positions. Individuals with CIS degrees can be found in virtually every type of organization globally. Graduates are well prepared to:

• Investigate and analyze business problems, providing reliable and secure computerized solutions.
• Grow professionally through graduate study, continuing education, professional certifications, and participation in professional organizations.
• Think critically and creatively, communicate clearly, work effectively with others and develop leadership skills.
• Demonstrate an understanding of social and ethical issues in the computer profession.
• Understand the organizational impact of computer-based information systems.

The Soules College of Business began as the School of Business in January 1973. In 1998, The University of Texas at Tyler School of Business Administration was approved for accreditation by Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. UT Tyler launched an online Master of Business Administration (MBA) in 2000. In 2008, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board authorized the Ph.D. in Human Resource Development program. The Department of Computer Science and Computer Information Systems was added to the College of Business School of Technology in 2014.

For some, taking the initiative and motivating people is rewarding. Maybe you find excitement in the idea of trading stocks or making investments? Or perhaps developing a marketing plan and carrying out projects gets you motivated. You choose your path, and our College of Business will help you get there.