The Management Information Systems (MIS) program at Georgia College & State University develops in-depth hands-on knowledge and skills in the application of information technology to problems and opportunities in business and society. Students in our program get hands-on experience with technologies such as SAP, PowerBI, Tableau, PHP, SQL Server, and LabSim.

Students who graduate with a degree in information systems have a valuable skill set that combines computer programming, applied computer science, and business. Students graduating with this degree find themselves fitting just as comfortably in a board room as they do in the back office. This degree has another advantage in that it flows seamlessly into HSU’s MBA program.

Computer and Information Systems managers are vital in bringing a human component to the technological needs of their organizations. CIS professionals use computers to solve business problems. As a CIS major at JMU, you’ll be ready for a career that requires both the business knowledge and the technical skills to help clients design, build and deliver competitive computer-based solutions. You'll receive up-to-date course work in application development; architecture, networking and security; business intelligence; consulting and more. After graduation, you'll join a network of loyal JMU alumni whose success in senior- and mid-level management positions is built on a foundation of solid technical skills and integrative business knowledge.

Information Systems is where business and technology meet. As business increasingly depends on technology, there is a high demand for qualified professionals. This ever-growing field attracts graduates who thrive in a team environment and want to utilize their expertise to develop new technologies to maximize business productivity.

A Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a major in Computer Information Systems (CIS) from Delta State University is a well-respected degree nationwide. Graduates of Delta State ....

In response to the unprecedented transformation of communication technology, the Information Systems Major provides its students with essential skills in managing the effective use of modern

The Enterprise Systems stream provides students with the critical knowledge and practical skills needed to become systems analysts. A systems analyst is a technology-savvy business professional whose primary function is to help organizations apply the latest technology in order to solve business problems and/or take advantage of business opportunities. The systems analyst works closely with key organizational members (such as senior managers, business functional managers, and employees), suppliers, customers, and technology providers to identify critical business needs and opportunities, and then apply technology to help address such needs and opportunities. Systems analysts must have an interest in the latest technologies and their application, and interact effectively with both business and technical personnel.

The Department of Computer Information Systems offers a Bachelor of Business Administration in Computer Information Systems (CIS).

Today’s business depends on technology more than ever. To lead any business to success, the organization require employees with multidisciplinary knowledge and computer skills. BSBA degree with a specialization in Management Information Systems combines knowledge and specialized skills in both areas of Business and Technology. BSBA MIS degrees holders have a unique advantage of being professional in both disciplines, which are highly demanded by the industry today.

At the UALR College of Business, our business information systems program prepares students to fill this need by teaching them computer applications development in the business environment and analytics-based decisionmaking. Degree offerings include a Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Information Systems, with specializations available in business analytics, information assurance and web/mobile development, which prepares students for a career as a business tech professional.

A Major in Computer Information Systems involves the study and analysis of an organization's information and the design of an information gathering and processing system using computers. Students will focus on computing, computer science, and other information systems.

Students will be equipped with specialised computing knowledge and skills in business administration. The management information systems major focuses on the concepts and tools necessary for planning, analysing, designing, developing, and maintaining organisational information resources.

The BSBA Business Process Outsourcing program builds sophistication on the skills gained by the students. They are trained in management information systems and advanced applications of computer and communication software and equipment in the management of modern offices to cope with new trends in business activities, particularly in business process-outsourcing in other global developments. An updated course in as far as computer and office...

The Department of Business Administration fosters close relationships with the corporate community, providing our students with access to real-world expertise, various internship options, networking and referral opportunities, and future job prospects.