Computer Science
Computer and Information Science
with a Concentration in
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Management Information Systems focuses on developing strong quantitative, computing, managerial, and business skills. This program is suitable for students interested in a computer-related career in a business environment or graduate studies, and leads to a wide range of employment opportunities.
Typical careers for graduates with this concentration include:
- Information Technology Analyst
- Information Technology Manager
- Information Technology Program and Project Management
- Information Technology Resource Manager
- Information Technology Architect
Expected outcomes for graduates with this concentration include:
- The ability to apply knowledge of the role and management of telecommunications networks in organizations.
- A demonstrated comprehension of basic business terminology and concepts, including general marketing, the foundations of marketing strategy, applications of marketing techniques, and the elements of a marketing plan.
- The ability to apply appropriate information technologies to specified business situations.
- Ability to demonstrate fundamental programming principles that can be used in any procedural or object oriented language.
- Experience with current and advanced methods for analyzing and designing systems and for database analysis, design, and implementation.
- The ability to use critical thinking skills in analyzing specified business problems, applying proper logic, assessing the quality/validity of the data, and formulating valid conclusions based on their analyses.
- The demonstrated ability to work effectively in group settings to collaboratively solve selected business problems.
At NDNU:
- Courses are offered in the evening, and/or on weekends.
- Computer Science Advisory Council provides connections with Bay Area companies.
- Internship opportunities are available to all students.