Coleman University

Campuses

Programs

• Business and Technology Management (Master)
  
• Computer Graphic Design Technology (Associate)
  The objective of the Computer Graphic Design (CGD) curriculum is to develop students’ critical and creative thinking processes and proficiency with the tools, media and techniques of the graphics field, from traditional approaches to the use of computer-generated art and its role in the interface of the World Wide Web.
• Computer Graphic Design Technology (Bachelor)
  
• Computer Information Sciences (Associate)
  Students in the Computer Information Systems (CIS) program learn the fundamentals of program design, systems analysis, Web site development and e-commerce concepts. Students program in several popular computer languages, utilizing over 500 personal computers networked to mini, mid-range and mainframe computers.
• Computer Information Sciences (Bachelor)
  The curriculum provides the student with in-depth expertise in the most popular computer languages, knowledge of accounting techniques, systems analysis and design, as well as operations management of a computer installation.
• Computer Network Technology (Associate)
  This program is designed to provide students with the technical skills and knowledge to start a career as a PC/Network Support Technician with an emphasis in network administration. The graduate will have the ability to operate, diagnose, analyze, install, repair, administrate and maintain microcomputer operating systems.
• Computer Network Technology (Bachelor)
  This program is designed to provide the graduate with the educational foundation for management positions in the computer network technology field. The graduate is prepared for leadership responsibilities in the planning, evaluation and supervision of computer service activities.
• Information Sciences (Certificate)
  
• Information Technology (Master)
  
• Network Technology (Certificate)