Computer information systems and computer information technology have real differences—in degree options, job markets and day-to-day duties.
This page is for students trying to decide between our CS and CIS options in Computer Science. The material is taken from: Computing Curricula 2005: The Overview Report (Computing Curricula 2005 - 4/11/05 DRAFT)
In Fall 2015, Computer Information Science will move to the Washkewicz College of Engineering
Discover the basics of computer science vs. information technology at Concordia University St. Paul. Includes career opportunities, curriculum and more.
The following sections explore computer science vs information technology with a focus on what these subject areas involve and how you can choose your path.
Do you know what the difference between computer science and information technology is? Learn how to decide which degree can help you make the biggest impact.
These days, there are two strong paths to make a career in computers: Computer Science and Information Technology. Read to find out which is right for you.
Understanding how IT and computer science differ can help you decide which degree, and career path, to pursue.
