Get involved on campus as a Computer Information Systems & Technology Major
Looking for something to do on campus as a CIS Tech student that will benefit you on the job market?
The BS CIS Tech program strongly encourages you to supplement your classroom experience with experiential learning opportunities such as student organizations, professional development events and competitions.
Test Your Skills in Case Competitions
Jindal School CIS Tech students regularly participate in multiple prestigious national case competitions such as:
Many programs and organizations within JSOM also offer case competitions throughout the academic year. Keep an eye out for opportunities.
Student Organizations for Computer Information Systems & Technology Majors
Joining a student organization for IT students can help you get connected to a community where you can forge lasting professional and personal friendships and network with employers.
Below are listed some of the Computer Information Systems & Technology student organizations. Visit the Jindal School Student Organizations page to see a comprehensive list of JSOM Student Organizations.
Association for Information Systems (AIS) Student Chapter at UTD
AIS is an international professional association that supports the advancement of knowledge in the study of technology. Our goal is to promote the development and growth of students interested in the technology fields who are looking for career-building opportunities. We prepare students to enter the industry by providing them with resources and opportunities that will help them apply and expand their technical and professional skills. Our organization aims to build a connection among the students interested in a technical field!
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Computer Information Systems & Technology Leadership Council (CISTechLC)
The goal of the CIS Tech Leadership Council is to provide opportunities and resources to emerging leaders within the CIS Tech program. Students can dive into captivating workshops, competitions and networking events, where you’ll collaborate with like-minded peers and industry experts. Members can expect to enhance project management, communication, analytical and problem-solving skills. Committees within the council are responsible for identifying opportunities within the program, constructing, and implementing solutions with the support of the executive council members. Projects include volunteer work, improved knowledge sharing, outreach initiatives and competition-planning.
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Women in Technology and Business (WITB)
Women in Technology and Business is a professional organization to support and empower women in technology and business fields and provide them with resources to be successful. In addition, WITB aims to break down the stereotypes surrounding technology and business fields, expose more people to how technology can impact their career path and encourage more women to join technology fields.
