We are happy to announce our new program in Game Design!

An introduction to the principles of game programming— We draw from prior knowledge in multiple fields including software programming, digital graphic arts, and computer generated audio and combine these fields in the effort of making a complete video game. The game loop, rendering engine, OpenGL, and basic control logic are all covered.

We offer:

CIS 345 Game Programming— in Fall 2010

New MS Degree Program

view the program description at www.ksi.edu/healthinformatics/

Area of Concentration in Health Informatics

The MS Degree in Health Informatics is designed to meet the rapidly growing need for technical professionals in the healthcare industry by preparing students through an integration of technological expertise in informatics, computer science, bioscience, mathematical statistics, networks, database engineering and knowledge management with a knowledge of the clinical environment in the health care professions. This discipline involves the development and application of methods for acquiring, representing, retrieving and analyzing biomedical knowledge and data.

Fall 2010 Schedule for Health Informatics:

HI510 Project Management for Health Informatics

HI582 Database Management Systems in Healthcare

HI587 Computer Networks in the Healthcare Industry

The program description and course listings: www.ksi.edu/med.html

This new program will be offered ONLINE only to satisfy our students' need for flexible scheduling and customized learning.

>> study ONLINE

>>view student testimony & profiles

KSI Fall 2010 Registration starts on Monday August 16, 2010( 2PM-8PM)

School starts on Monday August 23, 2010

Businesses today are looking for both IT professionals with knowledge of business processes as well as Business professionals with in depth knowledge of IT technology. KSI enhanced my understanding of database technology and taught me new skills in statistical and analytical programming (SAS); and web programming .NET technologies. When I found my new job, I found a job with an employer who appreciated my skills as a whole and I have the opportunity to apply my skills creatively to improve the efficiency of business processes in my new position. 
— Patrick Sherman, KSI Student