Information Systems
As the Internet becomes more prevalent, businesses and other organizations are becoming increasingly reliant on technologies that allow employees to stay connected and work from anywhere. Customers are also expecting more personalized experiences when interacting with companies through the Internet. As a result, web-based and network-based applications are evolving to replace the traditional desktop-based applications. Professionals in this area will need to apply the continually evolving web standards and tools sets to deliver cutting-edge applications and experiences to customers and employees. Combining this concentration with a minor in business is ideal for students with an interest in the application of technology in business.
Graduates specializing in information systems will:
- Have expertise in the construction of network and web-based applications.
- Understand how to manage the data and information that drives organizations and businesses.
- Have the ability to both build and administrate a secure technology environment.
- Understand the interaction of people and technology.
Careers paths in this area include: systems analyst, database developer/administrator, business application developer, web developer, network/telecommunication specialist.
Required Courses
COMP 127 – Client/Server Systems
COMP 135 – Human-Computer Interface Design
COMP 163 – Database Management Systems
COMP 175 – Systems Administration and Security
COMP 177 – Computer Networking