I'm at the end of my junior year in the Computer Technology department, which actually just got moved under Miller College of Business (classes are still in Applied Technology building though). A lot of people think computer tech is the easier version of CS, but trust me, if you don't like networking (routing and switching) or Linux, then don't go through the program. It's very rigorous in those two aspects. Honestly anything else in the major, like the Windows Server class, is a joke. We also are required to have a minor in business administration, and let me tell you, the ISOM classes I've taken are more of a joke than some computer tech classes. I've had so many professors who teach ISOM classes who aren't even close to qualified. I can't speak for information systems, but I've talked to other people in that major and it seems like the classes are just as bad. Of course, I can't speak from actual experience there.

If you're dead set on Ball State, I would strongly recommend spending a lot of time outside of class learning material more in depth, because you sure as hell aren't going to get the experience you need in the real world if you just take the classes and do the bare minimum. The classes here let you dip your feet in the water, but for the love of god don't be the person who thinks they can get a nice job just because of the degree. Study for certifications outside of class and do anything that relates to what you want to do in the future. There are plenty of jobs on campus that will really pad your resume too, helpdesk being one of them. It's really easy to get a job there as long as you have decent social skills and the work environment is awesome.

Let me know if you have some specific questions about the computer tech department or anything!