A hands-on approach to learning and using integrated software packages on the microcomputer. Emphasis is on effective user interfacing as well as microcomputer systems. Prerequisites: CIS 112 and CIS 231 or CIS 112, 116, and 241... The CIS curriculum promotes the value of technical/business competency for entry-level success and for career growth and development. The major sequence requirements are listed below. Each semester's schedule, to be selected with the advice of a departmental adviser, will consist of five courses; the major sequence, selected Minor/elective sequence courses, and Core selections. Junior and senior CIS majors may participate in an approved CIS internship for which credit will be granted... A continuation of the concepts and techniques dealing with computers and information systems concepts. Topics include integrating microcomputer applications software dealing with spreadsheets, word-processing, database management systems, multimedia, and telecommunications...