The information systems curriculum emphasizes meeting the information needs of business and commerce. The curriculum closely follows programs designed by the Association for Computing Machinery and the Data Processing Management Association.
Five specializations are available, each designed to develop additional skills supportive of needs of the industry. These specializations are information systems analyst/designer (analyzes information needs, designs, and maintains information systems, manages system projects), database manager (designs, uses, maintains, and manages database systems), management information systems specialist (defines organization requirements, acts as a management-technical communication channel, evaluates information systems, manages analyst/programmers), application programmer (designs detail logic, codes, verifies, documents programs and systems), and communications analyst (designs and implements distributed information systems, specifiesand designs interface to the communication system.)
A person seeking a bachelor of science degree in information systems must fulfill the following requirements:
Bachelor’s degree requirements
