Information Systems
Information Systems
Bachelor of Science (BS)
This program is STEM designated, which means you will be trained in areas of technology that are in high demand with United States employers.
Information systems combines tech know-how with business skills into a package that allows you to manage complex systems efficiently and effectively. Rather than learning how to code programs and databases, students focus on how to use those programs and databases to achieve the best results for their business.
With a BS in Information Systems, you will:
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Learn to design applications that apply to particular businesses and situations and achieve tailored results
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Analyze large and complex systems, using the data to make substantial contributions to business decision-making
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Study both hardware and software systems to gain a full understanding various networks
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Learn how to use tools to pull specific data from information systems and communicate that data’s meaning to stakeholders and managers
Program Overview
- Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
- 120 credits required
- Foundation Requirements: 28 credits
- AOK: 25 credits
- Information Systems Core: 32 credits
- Advanced Electives: 11-12 credits
- Mathematics: 4-11 credits
- IS Environment: 17 credits
- Free Electives: 2-12 credits
Classes Include
- Global Networking Technology
- Distributed Computing
- Data Mining
- Principles of Marketing
- Computer Forensics
Career Paths
- IT Services
- Healthcare Industry
- Financial Industry
- Government
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