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In many institutions of higher education, students are required to take an Introduction to Computer Information Systems course. The course is often also the first course required to be taken by a student majoring in Computer Information Systems. It can cover everything from Information Systems concepts to applications such as Excel and Access. Furthermore, the course can be taught in many different manners. A body of knowledge for this course has been defined by the IS2010 Model Curriculum, but for many reasons, it may not be possible to cover all suggested topics. This paper addressed what is currently being done in various institutions for such an introductory course. The discussion centers on the idea that the course can contain different topics depending upon how it is used in the Institution’s specific curriculum.

WHAT TO TEACH IN THE INTRODUCTORY CIS COURSE?