The U.S. Department of Commerce recently said that in the next several years, American companies will require more than one million new IS workers. Demand will be highest for systems analysts whose ranks must swell by more than 90 percent to fill 928,000 jobs in the year 2005. Prepare yourself to be a technically competent systems analyst capable of meeting this growing challenge. How you will benefit Gain solid analytical and design skills. Broaden your skill base with coursework in programming, database development and data communications.
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Summer Click here to see which courses are offered this quarter. Scroll down to read course descriptions for all of the courses listed in the grid. To attain professional success, today's systems analyst must master technical as well as interpersonal skills. The initial phases of the system development life cycle are introduced with an emphasis on the analytical tools and quantitative techniques used to identify problems. Learn to define scope, evaluate constraints, collect data, determine system requirements, explore automation components, and develop alternative solutions.