Computer and Information Systems Manager earn median pay of $120,950 per year or $58.15 per hour

http://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/computer-and-information-systems-managers.htm

Computer Information Systems Career Growth

Computing and computer technology affects just about every aspect of life in the 21st century. Those that understand the different dimensions of computing are increasingly sought after in the job market. As the trend for instructional delivery of educational degrees continues to shift toward web-based learning, the need for those with a CIS degree is projected to continue its growth into the years and decades ahead.

Potential occupations for graduates with a Bachelor degree in Computer and Information Systems include computer hardware engineers, computer programmers, computer systems analysts, database administrators, web developers, and software developers. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, employment for computer and information systems managers is projected to grow 18 percent from 2010 to 2020, with a median annual wage being $115,780 in 2010.

A 10-year growth of 18%
More than 55,800 relevant jobs to be filled between 2010 and 2020
A median salary of $115, 780
"Computer and Information Systems Managers." U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2012

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Bachelor of Science Degree
Computer Information Systems

GENERAL EDUCATION CORE COURSES				42 Semester Credit Hours
CIS CORE COURSES				78 Semester Credit Hours
TOTAL				120 Semester Credit Hours
GENERAL EDUCATION CORE COURSES				42 Semester Credit Hours
Course ID	Cr.	Course name
PSYC 2301	3	General Psychology
ENGL 1301	3	English Composition I
ENGL 1302	3	English Composition II
ENGL 2326	3	American Literature
SPCH 1311	3	Speech Communications
PHYS 2325	3	Physics I
PHYS 2326	3	Physics II
MATH 1314	3	College Algebra
MATH 2342	3	Elementary Statistical Methods
MUSI 1301	3	Music Appreciation
HIST 1301	3	American History I
HIST 1302	3	American History II
GOVT 2305	3	Federal Government
GOVT 2306	3	Texas Constitution
CIS CORE COURSES			78 Semester Credit Hours
BCIS 1301	3	Fundamentals of Computer Information Systems
BCIS 1302	3	Programming Logic and Design
BMGT 1301	3	Principles of Management
BCIS 2305	3	Discrete Mathematical Methods
BCIS 2302	3	Computer Programming I
BCIS 2302L	3	Computer Programming LAB
BCIS 2306	3	Network Essentials
BCIS 2307	3	Operating Systems
BCIS 2308	3	Data and Information Management
BCIS 2303	3	Computer Programming II
BCIS 2304L	3	Computer Programming II LAB
BCIS 2309	3	Ethical, Social, and Legal Dimensions of Computer
BCIS 2322	3	Client-Side Scripting (HTML)
BCIS 3313	3	Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence (BI)
BCIS 3303	3	Software Engineering
BCIS 2390	3	System Analysis and Design
BCIS 3311	3	IT Project and Service Management
BCIS 4301	3	Fundamentals of Information Security
BCIS 3301	3	Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis
BCIS 3302L	3	Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis LAB
BCIS 4311	3	Cloud Computing and Virtualization Methods
BCIS 4304	3	Introduction TO UNIX Administration
BCIS 4305L	3	Advanced UNIX Administration
BCIS 4361	3	IT Audit and Controls
BCIS 4362	3	Capstone Project I
BCIS 4363	3	Capstone II (Internship)

B.S. Degree Program Length: Minimum 10 semesters of instruction.
Maximum satisfactory time frame Completion: 15 semesters

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• Parker University’s online Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (CIS) program prepares you to become an effective contributor to the success of the modern workplace by providing technological solutions that effectively store, transform, and communicate large amounts of information in a fast-paced and ever-changing discipline.
  
  The curriculum for Parker University’s CIS degree is designed to provide you an advanced education in both the theory and practice of Information Systems and Technology. The core of the program is focused on building a foundation of critical thinking skills on which to make professional judgments and subsequently design and implement solutions aligned with particular business needs.
  
  CIS professionals work with all levels of organizations that plan, coordinate, and manage computer-related activities and initiatives. Career outlets for Parker University CIS graduates include:
  
            Computer programmers
  

  • Hardware engineers
  • Computer systems analysts
  • Database administrators
  • Web developers
  • Software engineers
  • IT managers