The Computer Information Systems (CIS) program combines the study of system analysis and design, computer architecture and operating systems, networks, telecommunications, global communications, computer programs and their application in business decision making. Students completing the program are prepared to pursue careers, graduate and professional studies, and life-long learning as needed for a changing social and technological world. The main goals and objectives of the Computer Information Systems program are as follows: To provide students with a greater range of skills and understanding in all areas of Computer Information Systems development To prepare students for graduate studies in Computer Information Systems and Business Administration To prepare students for responsible positions in applied Computer Information Systems as well as in Computer Engineering

The Livingstone College Hospitality Management Programu2019s mission is to develop global leaders for the hospitality industry through academic excellence in a rigorous learning environment, industry work experience, and community service activities. The main goals and objectives of the Hospitality Management Program are as follows: To provide students with a broad perspective of the hospitality organizations and their operations through sound management principles To offer a program of study designed to equip students with analytical tools based upon logic and critical thinking for decision-making To prepare students for responsible professional positions in various sectors of the Hospitality Industry All Hospitality Management students are encouraged to join National Society of Minorities in Hospitality (NSMH) - A ten dollar annual fee is required for membership.

The main goals and objectives of the Sports Management Program are: To develop leadership and management skills To understand and interpret the business setting To obtain practical experience in the field of sport management To obtain knowledge of functional and structural aspects of the human body To understand and appreciate the physical education and sport setting Sport Management students are encouraged to join Sport Management Club (SMC). Membership fees may apply.