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See the degree grade →A minor in Computer Information Systems provides structured coursework in CIS topics that vary by academic year. It is suited to undergraduate students in other majors who want formal exposure to information-systems coursework and the ability to add, drop, or change the minor through campus procedures.
The published course lists for the CIS minor vary by academic year rather than following a single fixed catalogue. Students should consult the linked year-specific CIS Minor pages to see the exact courses and electives available for their cohort.
To add, drop, or change this minor students follow the campus procedure demonstrated in the tutorial video: log into BroncoDirect Student Center and submit a request for Change of Minor. The same process is used to select minor course electives outside those already approved or to request minor course substitutions.
The source material does not list specific career outcomes. Students should expect that a CIS minor provides additional technical or systems-focused coursework to complement their major and can be used to strengthen qualifications for roles that value information-systems knowledge.
No programme-specific scholarships or funding details are provided in the source. Prospective minor students should consult university-wide financial aid resources and departmental advising for scholarship opportunities and funding guidance.
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