Title: Real Learning for Real Life professor Linda Steele College of Information technology
1Real Learning for Real Lifeprofessor Linda
Steele College of Information technology
2CIT Degrees and Programs
- Computer Information Systems BS
- Computer Information Systems in Business BS
- Gaming and Simulation BS
- Information Technology BS
- Software Development - BS
- Systems and Network Administration Program BS
- Technical Sales BS
- Web Technologies BS
- Master of Science in Computer Information Systems
MS - Master of Science in Management of Information
Systems MS - Computer Information Systems - Minor
3My CIS/MIS or MSCIS/MSMIS degree. What can I do?
- The cool thing about having a degree in CIS or
MIS is that you can work anywhere with it. - It prepares you (CIS students) to be managers of
computing systems, Software Developers, Computer
Support Specialists, Systems Analysts, Network
Administrators, Database Administrators and many
more. - Our CIS degree curriculums also provide the
necessary related business skills for employment
in the Information Technology field and for
advancement to CIS management positions
4Who do I need to contact at CIT?
5Who are my CIT Professors?
And adjunct professors of CIT http//academic2.bel
levue.edu
6The BU CIT Experience is to create A FUTURE OF
OPPORTUNITIES
- Engage in a variety of
- learning experiences
- Challenge yourself
- Be the architect of your own education
- Expand your knowledge to become a marketable
Individual - Experience diversity
- Explore and discover
- new interests and skills
- Choose from hundreds of courses offered at BU
- Active Learning
7BRUIN SYSTEM
- The BEST way to track your progress towards
- your degree(s) and classes
- Accessed by Logging
- onto the portal
- www.bellevue.edu
8BU Email System
- The BEST way to communicate with your professors,
administration offices and follow students. Make
sure to check the email often. - Accessed by Logging
- onto the portal
- www.bellevue.edu
9Online classes with blackboard
- Logon to the Blackboard from
- www.bellevue.edu
- https//cyberactive.bellevue.edu
10Classroom Expectations --
- Online classes vs. Face-to-Face classes
- Both require online components and active
participation on the blackboard - Both have weekly assignments, discussions,
projects, tests and so on. Due dates are
important! - Both have course objectives and syllabus that has
detail information about the course material - Both have strict assignment due dates
- Tutoring is available at the Test Center for both
types of the classes.
11Classroom Expectations (cont.)
- Online Require more for the online
participations and self study than the
traditional classes. - Face-to-Face Require more for the in class
participation. Instructor lead labs (if any).
Some online participation. - In most cases, each class has 3 credit hours
12Classroom Expectations (cont.)
- Logon to the Blackboard from
- www.bellevue.edu
- https//cyberactive.bellevue.edu
13Begin Building a Foundation for Success
- Education Experts offer four proven tips for
academic success that student should do during
the first semester at a new college - Go to class on time.
- Learn and master time-management skills.
- Meet the faculty as soon as you can.
- Seek help EARLY during the semester if there is
any problem
14Balance is the Key to Success
- Achieve stability by setting goals in all aspects
of life Educational, Personal, Physical/Health,
Spiritual and Social - Specific The more details included in the goal,
the more likely it is to be achieved - Measurable Make sure that you can measure your
progress. - Attainable Set goals that are challenging, but
within reach. - Realistic Goals should be feasible and
realistically attainable. - Timely Always set a time in which you want to
reach your goals by.
15Best wishes --
- On behave of the CIT faculties, we look forward
to meeting you and supporting you in your studies
and we will do everything we can to make studying
with us an enjoyable and satisfying experience.
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