Program Overview

Master of Computer Information Systems

The Master of Computer Information Systems at CSU's College of Business is a 33-credit program that provides a challenging education for those with technical backgrounds, while also creating an inviting environment for those new to the field.

Program Overview

No matter your academic degree or experience, we can help you develop the knowledge and technical skills needed to succeed in this in-demand profession. If you have a curiosity for information systems – no matter your academic degree or experience – we can help you develop the knowledge and technical skills needed to succeed in this in-demand profession.

Program Details

• Delivery: Online or in person
• Location: Fort Collins, CO
• Length: Average completion time is 3 semesters
• Tuition: $867 per credit
• Credits: 33
• Degree awarded: Master of Computer Information Systems
• Courses and curriculum: Download your course roadmap (PDF)
• Additional prerequisite coursework: May be required

Program Structure

The program is designed to provide a comprehensive education in computer information systems, with a focus on developing the knowledge and technical skills needed to succeed in this field.

Admission Criteria

While the input does not explicitly state the admission criteria for the Master of Computer Information Systems program, it is implied that the program is open to individuals with varying academic degrees and experiences.

Research Areas

The input does not provide specific information on research areas for the Master of Computer Information Systems program. However, the program's focus on developing knowledge and technical skills in computer information systems suggests that research areas may include topics such as information systems management, software development, and data analysis.

Career Opportunities

The Master of Computer Information Systems program is designed to prepare students for careers in this in-demand field. While the input does not provide specific information on career opportunities, it is implied that graduates of the program will be well-prepared to succeed in a variety of roles related to computer information systems.