Information Systems (BS)

With a bachelor of science degree in Information Systems from SPU, you’ll gain the tools to help people and organizations bridge the gap between their information needs and the technology to help them be more productive.

Computer Science class

You’ll learn the technical and organizational side of information systems in a program that includes:

  • 12 required computer science courses
  • applied calculus, computer math, and statistics
  • organizational and management courses

Ultimately, IS professionals deal with all aspects of organizational technology — from deciding information requirements or supporting existing systems to specifying, designing, and implementing new systems.

Apply to the program as soon as you’re eligible.

Check the latest SPU catalog for specific course descriptions and degree requirements.

Check the SPU Time Schedule for course offerings during the current year.

Here are two suggested course sequence flow charts: a 2-year plan (for DTA transfers), a 4-year plan.

Apply to SPU.

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Why I Teach at SPU

Elaine Weltz, Assistant Professor and Chair, Computer Science

“I enjoy teaching because I love to watch students experience that ‘Aha!’ moment of victory that comes from solving the puzzle that is computer programming. The most gratifying part of my SPU experience is watching — and helping — students grow and mature from beginning programmers into computing professionals.”

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Where Will You End Up?

Visit ACM Computing Degrees and Careers to learn more about how to serve others as you put this degree to work. You can also do a little freestyle career exploration with the help of SPU’s Center for Career and Calling.

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