Since failure of most computer-based information systems is not technical in nature but arises from the inability of individuals to design and use systems properly, continued high demand for graduates trained in information systems is expected. The U.S. Dept. of Labor listed computer system analysts as the third fastest growing occupation for those requiring a bachelor's degree with 92 percent growth in positions between 1994 and 2005. The department also predicted that 445,000 new systems analysts positions will be added to the workforce between 1994 and 2004, ranking systems analysis as the number one growth area expected in terms of new positions. General degree requirements Students completing the management information systems specialization must complete University, college, pre-professional and professional requirements for the BSBA degree as shown in the preceding pages, including admission to the BSBA program. Specialization requirements Required courses in the management information systems specialization include computer programming, systems theory, database systems, data communications, and general systems analysis and design.
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