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Dec 10, 2024
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2017-2018 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Management Information Systems
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Program Code: CO250
The Management Information Systems AAS at JJC prepares students for an outstanding career in Management Information Systems (MIS). MIS professionals collect and analyze data in various formats. The field of management information systems involves applying computer technology, quantitative techniques, and administrative skills to the information processing requirements of organizations. MIS combines computer technology with management decision-making methods to analyze, design, implement, and manage computerized information systems in an organizational environment.
This degree program provides extensive hands-on experience in Microsoft Office applications. The capstone course of the degree (CIS 235) offers the opportunity to prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist certification. This highly recognized certification is sought after by companies and corporations. As with any technical career, continual update of skills is highly encouraged. In addition, we encourage students to continue the educational development by continuing with their education after graduation from JJC.
Information technology professionals are among the most sought-after talent in the job market today, but companies seek candidates with solid speaking and writing skills because presentations to clients and working with sales and marketing teams are part of the normal job requirements. There is strong demand for professionals with experience in so-called “enterprise-wide solutions.” Industry experience is a plus but not necessary to land good job offers. All the major consulting firms are competing for systems analysis talent.
Typical job titles include: systems analyst, database manager, computer specialist, network administrator, software developer, project managers/lead, information technology consultant, applications developer, management information systems.
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General Education Requirements: 15 Semester Hours
Students must demonstrate Math proficiency with placement into MATH 127, or a minimum grade of C in MATH 098. Major Core Requirements: 37 Semester Hours
Major Core Electives (Select from the following): 6 Semester Hours
Business or CIS Electives: 6 Semester Hours
- Take 6 credit hours from any of the following subject areas: ACCY, ADV, BLAW, BUS, CIS, CNT, ECON, FIN, GAME, MGMT, MKTG, or OFS.
Total Required Hours: 64 Semester Hours
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