BCIS 1110 - Introduction to Information Systems

This course seeks to achieve an understanding of the use and importance of information technology to include basic terminology, identifying and using hardware components, application software, operating system software, communication systems, and business software (database, spreadsheets and Internet search engines) utilizing current technologies for research, individualized learning, and preparation of assignments. In addition, students will explain important ethical, security and privacy issues in information systems while identifying both the societal and international impacts of information technology. Students will recognize the role of critical thinking, leadership, and ethics in making effective business decisions.

Credit Hours
3.0
Satisfies a Requirement
Business Elective. This course will not satisfy the high school CIS 017 Computer Literacy requirement.
Note
Lab fee required

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BCIS 1110 - Introduction to Information Systems