In this program, students learn how to analyze, design, construct, and implement sophisticated databases and information system applications. In combination with the A.S. degree, this B.S. curriculum meets or exceeds most of the recommendations of the IS '97 Model Curriculum for Undergraduate Information Systems Education as defined by the Association of Computing Machinery, the Association for Information Technology Professionals, and the Association of Information Systems. The computing courses focus on subjects such as systems analysis and design, data management, and advanced programming. To complement the computing courses, courses in interpersonal communications, liberal arts, and either business or manufacturing are required.
Future advancement can lead to positions in management or as advanced technical specialists.
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