Computer Science Information Systems (CSIS)

Computer Science Information Systems (CSIS)

CSIS 100  Introduction to Information Systems and Information Technology  3 Credit Hour(s)  
This course examines the design, selection, implementation and management of enterprise Business solutions. The focus is on identifying critical business processes and envisioning how technology can be developed to provide solutions which generate competitive advantage. Students learn how applying frameworks and strategies around the Business Process and Organization Strategy provide a competitive advantage. The course also includes a component for Technical Writing for Information Systems.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 110  Introduction to Computer Science  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: MATH 121 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 122 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 125 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 126 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 128 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 131 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 132 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 133 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 200 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 201 (may be taken concurrently) or BUSI 230 or MATH 217 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 227 (may be taken concurrently) or MATH 250 (may be taken concurrently) or ACT Math with a score of 25 or (pre2016 post1995)SAT Math with a score of 570 or SAT Section Math with a score of 590 or Assessment - Mathematics II with a score of 15 or Placement Score-Math with a score of 075
A breadth-first introduction to the computing disciplines, with an emphasis on computer ethics and how computing technology impacts the world. Topics include: computing history; discrete mathematics; computer architecture and organization; algorithm design; languages; compilers; operating systems; applications; networks; databases; intellectual property; privacy; free speech; social consequences; computer crime; and codes of conduct.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 111  Introduction to Programming Using C++  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 110 (may be taken concurrently) or ENGR 110 (may be taken concurrently) or ENGR 115 (may be taken concurrently)
Introduction to structured programming and algorithms with an object-oriented language. Topics include input/ output, flow of control, functions, and an introduction to software engineering. Programming assignments are required.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 112  Advanced Programming Using C++  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSCI 111 or CSIS 111
Continuation of CSIS 111. Further development of discipline in program design, especially for larger programs. Introduction of pointers, simple data structures, recursion, internal sort/search methods. Programming assignments are required.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 208  Application Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Development of computer and programming skills, problem solving methods, and selected applications. This course provides a broad-based introduction to programming in Visual Basic. Students will learn how to build a program from the design phase all the way through to delivery. (Formerly BMIS 208)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 209  C# Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: BMIS 208 or CSIS 208 or CSCI 111 or CSIS 111 or ISYS 211 or CMIS 211 or CSIS 212 or BMIS 212 or CMIS 212 or ISYS 212
Development of computer and programming skills using the C# language. Students will learn how to use C# to develop stand-alone applications in an IDE. Advanced concepts, such as database connectivity and web applications will also be examined. (Formerly BMIS 209)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 212  Object-Oriented Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
A study of the general-purpose, secure, object-oriented, portable programs. This course prepares students to program stand-alone applications. It will cover features such as programming concepts, data types, operators, flow control statements, objects, classes, methods, arrays, and strings. The concept of object-oriented programming is emphasized. (Formerly BMIS 212)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 215  Algorithms and Data Structures  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: (CSCI 112 or CSIS 112) and MATH 250
Introduction to structured programming and algorithms with an object-oriented language. Topics include input/ output, flow of control, functions, and an introduction to software engineering. Programming assignments are required.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 244  Assembly Language  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Prerequisite: CSCI 111 or CSIS 111
A detailed development of the tools and techniques of assembly language on a particular computing system. Several programming assignments are required. (Formerly CSCI 244)
Offered: Resident
CSIS 299  Internship  0 Credit Hour(s)  
Application procedures processed through the Career Center. Must apply semester prior to internship. (Previously BMIS/CSCI 299)
Registration Restrictions: Sophomore status, 2.00 GPA, two courses in major, declared major, not more than one CSER behind
Offered: Resident
CSIS 310  Web Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 111 or CSIS 208 or CSIS 212
Provides students with thorough knowledge of the foundations of web architecture, current technologies utilized in the development of a web site, and criteria for assessing the usability of web sites.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 312  Advanced Object- Oriented Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CMIS 212 or CSIS 212 or ISYS 212 or BMIS 212
In-depth study of the advanced features of Java, with an emphasis on the “why” as well as the “how to” of programming in the Java language.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 315  Front-end Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 212 or CSIS 111 or CSIS 208
This course provides an introduction to the various languages and tools used in front-end programming. The fundamentals of front-end programming will be emphasized. Due to the particularly dynamic nature of Internet technologies, course content will change as appropriate.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 316  Back-end Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 111 or CSIS 208 or CSIS 212
This course provides and introduction to the various languages and tools used in back-end programming. The fundamentals of back-end programming will be emphasized. Due to the particularly dynamic nature of Internet technologies, course content will change as appropriate.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 320  IS Hardware and Software  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSCI 110 (may be taken concurrently) or CSIS 110 (may be taken concurrently) or BMIS 200 (may be taken concurrently) or CSIS 100 (may be taken concurrently)
Emphasis is placed on the role of the computer in information processing, including the design of computer hardware and operating systems, application programming, data storage, network and client/server concepts, and systems development life cycle. (Formerly BMIS 320)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 325  Database Management Systems  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 111 (may be taken concurrently) or CSIS 208 or CSIS 212
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The study of relational database architecture, design, access, administration and implementation in the context of various organizational environments. The course includes issues of data normalization, standard queries, and the use of popular relational and object technologies for building business-oriented applications. Assigned projects will provide hands-on experience with industry leading SQL and RDBMS tools and ER CASE tools currently popular in business and government settings.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 326  Database System Concepts  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Prerequisite: CSIS 215
The study of database management systems, database architecture, design, queries, applications, administration and implementation. The course will focus on data normalization, SQL (queries), and the use of relational technology for building database applications. Projects will be assigned to provide hands-on experience with the SQL language and relational database management software packages.
Offered: Resident
CSIS 327  Introduction to Oracle  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Online Prerequisite: BMIS 325 or CSIS 325 or ISYS 325 or CMIS 450
This course introduces the fundamentals of database design using an Oracle platform. Database administration will be introduced as well as the basic concepts of data manipulation in an Oracle environment. (Formerly BMIS 326)
Offered: Online
CSIS 328  Advanced Oracle  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Online Prerequisite: BMIS 326 or CSIS 327
This course introduces the advanced topics of database administration in Oracle. Multi-dimensional databases for Business Intelligence applications will be examined as well. (Formerly BMIS 327)
Offered: Online
CSIS 330  Business Data Communication Systems  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Business Data Communications. The study of the movement of information (data) from one device to another by means of electrical, optical, radio or satellite transmission systems. This course will introduce the architecture, concepts, terminology, design, and management issues related to the modern environment of networking and data communications. Various types of networks and communication systems, protocols, regulatory issues and policies will be explored. (Formerly BMIS 330)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 331  Networks  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 330
Building on the foundational knowledge of the 330 course, this is a study in corporate data networking. This course primarily focuses on switched networks (wired and wireless) with hands on work on setting up and operating a switched network. Routed networks fundamentals and concepts will be introduced to prepare students for careers in networks operations and the follow-on advanced networks class. (Formerly BMIS 331)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 332  Database Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Online Prerequisite: BMIS 325 or CSIS 325 or ISYS 325 or CMIS 450
This course introduces the fundamentals of database programming. Database Administration will be introduced as well as the concepts of data manipulation.
Offered: Online
CSIS 333  Advanced Database Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Online Prerequisite: BMIS 326 or CSIS 327 or CSIS 332
This course covers the advanced topics of database programming and administration. Industry leading non-traditional databases will be examined as well.
Offered: Online
CSIS 335  Network Security  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: BMIS 330 or CSIS 330 or ISYS 330 or CMIS 330
A study of the control of unwanted intrusions into, use of, or damage to a business' computer network. This course will cover elements that prevent unwanted activities in an efficient and cost effective manner. This study will start with a focus on the business challenges and threats network professionals face in their day to day operations. It explores the nature and intent of hackers and defines preventative measures such as Intrusion Detection Systems, firewalls, and virtual private networks. (Formerly BMIS 335)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 340  Studies in Information Security  3 Credit Hour(s)  
This course introduces the basic issues and principles of information system security such as security policies, their mechanisms of implementation, means attackers use to circumvent these protections, and defenses against these attackers.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 341  Information Security Planning  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSCI 340 or BMIS 340 or CSIS 340
This course will deal with the proper planning for and initial implementation of an Information Security program. The topics included would be: security planning and policies, risk analysis, program accreditation, systems lifecycle management, contingency planning, physical security measures, personal security practices and procedures, software security, network security, administrative controls, crypto security. (Formerly CSCI 351) (Crosslisted with BMIS 341)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 342  Computer Architecture and Organization  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 215 or CSCI 215
Introduction to architecture and organization of computer systems. Data and instruction representations. Arithmetic and logical operations. Processor and memory implementations. (Formerly CSCI 342)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 343  Cybersecurity  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSCI 340 or BMIS 340 or CSIS 340 or BUSI 417
A comprehensive overview of the essential concepts students must know as they pursue careers in information systems security. Topics include a discussion of the new risks, threats, and vulnerabilities associated with the transformation to a digital world, including a look at how business, government, and individuals operate today. Additionally, information is included from the Official (ISC) 2 SSCP Certified Body of Knowledge and presents a high-level overview of each of the seven domains within the System Security Certified Practitioner certification. (Formerly BMIS 342)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 344  Information Security Operations  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 340 and CSIS 341
This course will cover the issues and tasks involved in the day to day operation of an Information Security System. The topics included in this course would be: risk management, auditing and monitoring, regulations and compliance, disaster recovery, incidence response, key management, information systems hardware and software operation, networks and transmission security, operational security, and cryptography.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 345  Introduction to Linux  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 111 or CSIS 212
This course introduces students to the usage and administration of the Linux Operating System. The course will emphasize end-user tools and commands for basic file manipulation, editing, compilation and debugging, as well as special features of the Linux shell environment. Basic system administration will also be covered. Students will learn through a combination of traditional lectures, hands-on laboratory sessions, and individual assignments
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 351  System Analysis and Design  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 325 (may be taken concurrently)
This practical course in information systems development will cover the concepts, skills, methodologies (RAD as well as SDLC), and tools essential for systems analysts to successfully develop information systems. The course will also introduce the student to the Oracle Designer CASE tools, which will be used to assist in the documentation of the analysis and design phases. The course will include a significant amount of team-based activities, therefore issues associated with team interactions and processes will be discussed. (Formerly BMIS 351)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 352  System Administration  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: (BMIS 320 or CSIS 320) or CSIS 345
Principles of system administration activities, applications, operating systems, and domains; analysis of computing applications, infrastructures, architectures, firmware, hardware, disaster recovery, security, and enterprise deployment.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 354  Integrative Programming and Technologies  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 320 or CSIS 342
Examines the integration of systems and applications across global businesses; explores programming interfaces, data mapping and exchange, scripting, and programming languages to support the configuration, maintenance, integration, and security of systems.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 355  Network Architecture and Protocols  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 215 and CSIS 345
A study of how computer networks and internets operate. Investigates networking from the level of data transmission and wiring through the level of application software that provides networking functionality. Topics include: data and packet transmission, LANs and WANs, and internet concepts, including architecture, protocol layering, and application software.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 375  Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: BMIS 208 or BMIS 212 or CSIS 208 or CSIS 212 or CSIS 111
This course provides a study and application of the concepts, theory, and practice of effective user interactive computer software, including user-centered design principles, guidelines and evaluation for designing a software product. Cognitive and social aspects of human interaction will be examined in conjunction with elements of technological devices. Human interaction with mobile applications, internet applications, social networking technology, cloud computing, and stand-alone applications will be explored. (Formerly CSCI 375) (Crosslisted with BMIS 375)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 405  Business and Economic Forecasting  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: (MATH 201 (may be taken concurrently) or BUSI 230) and (ECNC 214 or ECON 214)
Factors producing and study of cyclic movements, analysis of their causes and methods of forecasting as well as study of seasonal, erratic and other movements. (Formerly BMIS 405) (Crosslisted with BUSI 405)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 408  DevSecOps and Mobile Programming  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 315 and CSIS 316
This course provides a cognate capstone experience to combine website programming, font-end programming, and back-end programming using standard DevSecOps practices.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 410  Web Enterprise Technologies  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Online Prerequisite: (BMIS 310 or CSIS 310) and (BMIS 325 or CSIS 325 or CSCI 325 or CSIS 326 or ISYS 325 or CMIS 450)
Provides students with thorough knowledge of current technologies and best practices for developing database driven dynamic websites including database and client side programming. (Formerly BMIS 410)
Offered: Online
CSIS 416  AITE Capstone  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSCI 405 or CSIS 408
This is the capstone course. The student will learn to work in teams in the programming of their capstone project. The teams will give both written and oral presentations to their clients. (Formerly CSCI 416)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 430  Advanced Networking and Communication Systems  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: BMIS 331 or CSIS 331 or CSCI 355 or CSIS 355
This course focuses on routed data networks and the implementation of previously learned business data communications and switched networks concepts, principles and strategies to build a complete data communications network. This course is an in-depth study of technologies and equipment in modern communication networks. The TCP/IP stack and Cisco (or comparable) networking equipment are used to explore methodologies for designing, configuring, and maintaining communication networks. (Formerly BMIS 430)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 434  Theory of Programming Languages  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSCI 215 or CSIS 215
A theoretical study of programming languages. Introduction to grammars and parsers. Language design issues and practical applications. (Formerly CSCI 434)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 440  Digital Forensics  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 341
Students are introduced to the concept of computer crimes and the need for forensics specialists (people who know how to find and follow the evidence). System Forensics, Investigation, and Response begins by examining the fundamentals of system forensics, the role of computer forensics specialists, computer forensic evidence, and application of forensic analysis skills. It also gives an overview of computer crimes, forensic methods, and laboratories. It then addresses the tools, techniques, and methods used to perform computer forensics and investigation. Finally, it explores emerging technologies as well as future directions of this interesting and cutting-edge field. (Formerly BMIS 440)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 443  Operating Systems  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSCI 342 or CSIS 342
Resource management for processes, files, devices, and memory. Deadlock and recovery procedures. Security issues. (Formerly CSCI 443)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 461  Technical Aspects of Computer Security  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 352 and CSIS 355
This course applies the tools, tactics, techniques, and technical procedures used to defend systems and networks against a wide range of cyber-attacks.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 462  Advanced Technical Aspects of Computer Security  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Prerequisite: CSIS 352 and CSIS 355 and CSIS 461
This course introduces the following issues and principles of information system security: security policies and the technical mechanisms of implementation methods used by attackers to circumvent these protections, with a focus on specific advanced technical, administrative, and physical attack tactics, techniques, and procedures.
Offered: Resident
CSIS 463  Modern Cryptography  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: MATH 350 and (CSCI 215 or CSIS 215)
Study of modern cryptographic techniques. Covers basic cryptographic concepts, including symmetric key, public key, hash functions, digital signatures, and message authentication codes.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 465  Enterprise Systems and Integration  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Online Prerequisite: CSIS 352 and CSIS 354
Information technology capstone course converses by focusing on a sequence of projects that designs and builds systems and integrates them into a global business; emphasizes IT project management, enterprise architecture, business requirement analysis, system modeling, acquisition, testing, deployment, and quality assurance.
Offered: Online
CSIS 466  Modern Cryptography  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Prerequisite: (CSCI 215 or CSIS 215) and MATH 350 (may be taken concurrently)
Offered: Resident
CSIS 470  Executive Perspectives on E-Commerce Technology  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Online Prerequisite: (BMIS 310 or CMIS 310 or ISYS 310 or CSIS 310) and (BMIS 351 or CMIS 351 or ISYS 351 or CSIS 351)
The capstone course for the Web Technology and Design degree. The course synthesizes material presented in previous courses highlighting the challenge of communication electronic commerce technology issues to non-technically oriented executives. Specific topics will include: models of web business strategy; and non-business web applications in government and education. (Formerly BMIS 470)
Offered: Online
CSIS 471  Software Engineering  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 215
Study of the software development process. Topics include: phases of a software project; life-cycle models; metrics; tools; and ethical and professional issues. Participation on team projects is integral. (Formerly CSCI 481)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 473  IS Project Management  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: (CMIS 351 or BMIS 351 or ISYS 351 or CSIS 351) and (ECNC 214 or ECON 214 or ENGI 220) and (RSCH 201 or Inquiry Research with a score of 80 or Research Assessment with a score of 80 or Research (prior to 2017-2018) with a score of 80)
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Capstone course for MIS majors. Develops skills in managing the project development cycle in an organization. Topics include systems engineering, cost analysis, risk management, and managing the socio-technological elements of a project. (Formerly BMIS 460)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 474  Enterprise Systems and Integration  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 352 and CSIS 354 and (RSCH 201 or Inquiry Research with a score of 80 or Research Assessment with a score of 80 or Research (prior to 2017-2018) with a score of 80)
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Information technology capstone course converses by focusing on a sequence of projects that designs and builds systems and integrates them into a global business; emphasizes IT project management, enterprise architecture, business requirement analysis, system modeling, acquisition, testing, deployment, and quality assurance. (Formerly CSIS 465)
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 481  CS Capstone I  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Prerequisite: (CSIS 471 or CSCI 481) and CSIS 326
A hands-on experience that requires students to apply the skills and knowledge gained throughout the Computer Science program. A team solution of a real-world project is required. (Formerly CSCI 482)
Offered: Resident
CSIS 482  CS Capstone II  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Prerequisite: CSIS 481
The activities in this course provide a hands-on experience that will allow the students to apply the various skills and knowledge they have gained throughout their Computer Science program. Teams of three to four persons will be formed at the beginning of the course. Software is nearly always developed by teams so this kind of experience is crucial for career preparation. A real-world project submitted by a ministry, some component of the university, or an associated business organization will be identified for each team. These projects will be selected to emphasize the software development process, as well as result in a viable product.
Offered: Resident
CSIS 483  Information Systems Capstone  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: (CSIS 351 or BMIS 351) and (CSIS 473 or BMIS 460)
A hands-on experience that requires students to apply the skills and knowledge gained throughout the Information Systems program. A team solution of a real-world project is required.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 484  Information Technology Capstone  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: (CSIS 465 or CSIS 474)
A hands-on experience that requires students to apply the skills and knowledge gained throughout the Information Technology program. A team solution of a real-world project is required.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 485  Cybersecurity Capstone I  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 355 and CSIS 461
This course is a comprehensive review of the computer science cybersecurity program and integrates all concepts of software cybersecurity, from a secure software development lifecycle (SDLC) point of view.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 486  Cybersecurity Capstone II  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Resident Prerequisite: CSIS 485
This course is a continuation of the Cybersecurity Capstone I course and serves as the culmination of the computer science cybersecurity program which integrates all concepts of enterprise cybersecurity, from an offensive and defensive point of view.
Offered: Resident and Online
CSIS 495  Directed Research  1-3 Credit Hour(s)  
Prerequisite: CSCI 215 or CSIS 215
Study of advanced topics in computer science on an individual basis. Periodic meetings with instructor.
Registration Restrictions: Permission of instructor
Offered: Resident
CSIS 497  Special Topics in Technology  3 Credit Hour(s)  
Selected topics in various areas of computer science. May be repeated for credit when topic varies. (Formerly CSCI 497)
Registration Restrictions: Permission of instructor
Offered: Resident
CSIS 499  Internship  1-6 Credit Hour(s)  
Applications are processed through the department Faculty Intern Advisor. Applicants must apply the semester prior to starting the internship. (Formerly CSCI 499)
Registration Restrictions: Junior Status, required GPA permission of Faculty Intern Advisor
Offered: Resident and Online
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