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Secondary Education (BS)
with a Double Major in Computer Information Systems
Students deserve the best in STEM education. With a degree in secondary education with a double major in computer information systems from East Texas A&M, you will have the opportunity to provide the knowledge students need to succeed.
Inspire Future Scientists. Teach.
There is a growing need for computer science educators within the classroom. Become prepared to teach grades 7-12 with courses in cybersecurity, web programming and computer networks. Learn how to incorporate technology in the classroom with our engaging STEM education courses. After graduation, you’ll have a double major and the knowledge to successfully teach computer systems and programming languages. Let your knowledge inspire the scientists of tomorrow!

See Yourself Succeed With a Degree in Secondary Education and Computer Information Systems

Prepare for Licensure
A degree in computer information systems will help prepare you for high-paying, in-demand careers. Expand your career with a wide range of interesting and rewarding positions in a multitude of sectors.

Dual Expertise
You can develop a solid understanding of both computer information systems content and teaching methods, supporting your ability to teach at the secondary level.

Impactful Creer
Teachers are frequently in demand, especially those certified for secondary education. Inspire students, foster critical thinking, and promote lifelong literacy and communication skills.

Technical Foundation
Build a solid foundation for career success that includes mathematics, algorithms, computer architecture, software engineering and introductory networking solutions.



Program Details
Our Secondary and All-Level Education programs allow you to earn a double major, combining in-depth study in your chosen teaching field with professional education coursework.
What Will I Learn?
Double majoring in secondary education with computer information systems offers you the opportunity to:
- Acquire a strong foundation in programming and database technology for the high-school classroom.
- Analyze, design, implement and evaluate computer-based solutions.
- Learn classroom management and STEM integration techniques.
- Be trained on modern equipment related to operating systems, communications, databases, simulation, networks and information security.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the global and local societal impact of computing, including professional, ethical and social responsibilities.

Taking Classes
Courses are offered both online and face-to-face on the main campus in Commerce. Offerings are in the fall and spring semesters, as well as summer terms. Choose from a range of electives to personalize your studies and educational experience.
Residency Opportunities
At East Texas A&M our secondary education programs feature a year-long teaching residency. This clinically intensive experience, using a co-teaching model in partner districts, helps you build practical skills and apply your expertise, preparing you for grade 7 to 12 instruction with qualifications often exceeding those of a second-year teacher.
Expert Faculty

David Brown, Ph.D.
Alum Faculty
Amy Corp, Ed.D.
Faculty
Karen Walker, Ed.D.
Faculty
Abdullah Arslan, Ph.D.
FacultyStudent Organizations
The goal of Epsilon Delta Pi is to encourage excellence in computer science by promoting the computer science profession, by giving recognition to computer scientists who display professional achievement and quality of character, and by supporting those who work together to bond interested students.
The Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing the arts, science, engineering and application of information technology. ACM serves both professional and public interests by fostering the open exchange of information and by promoting the highest professional and ethical standards.

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Undergraduate Program Costs
Program Costs
Tuition and fees for undergraduate students taking 12 credit hours are $4,212 for Texas residents and $9,108 for non-residents.
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- Department of Curriculum and Instruction
- 903.886.5537
- 903.886.5581
- Sowers Education South
- P.O. Box 3011
- Commerce, TX 75429-3011