In the B.S. in Information Systems program we'll get you up to speed on what's happening in the information systems industry today, and give you the tools you need to get started in your career. You'll study the "Information Systems Environment", which encompasses a broad number of fields where IS are used (such as business, healthcare, education, homeland security, etc.). Studying these areas will enable a deeper understanding of the systems. You'll learn from core classes covering operating systems, networks, databases and other key components of information systems. In addition, you'll choose between one of two emphasis areas – Programming or Systems Development and Management, adding depth to your IS expertise. The BSIS Degree prepares students to: Successfully compete as a professional throughout your career in information systems. Demonstrate competency in the analysis, software development life-cycle, integration, implementation and management of information systems in a global environment. Appropriately integrate state of the art technologies to meet business requirements. Effectively contribute as a technical member or leader of a multi-functional team. Communicate well with both technical and business partners orally and in writing. Engage in life-long learning, remain current in your field, and uphold high ethical standards.

High-level computer skills are in huge demand - and it's likely to stay that way for the foreseeable future. Depending on which route you take through the B.S. in Information Systems degree program, you could be qualified for one or more of these jobs: Programmer Systems Developer/Integrator Business or Systems Analyst Database Specialist Web Designer/Developer Information Systems Manager Quality Assurance Manager Consultant