he bachelor of science in information science is designed to prepare its graduates for a variety of careers in the information industry, including information architecture, database design and implementation, Web design and implementation, and information consulting, as well as for graduate study. The information science major integrates the study of the creation and management of information content, the characteristics and needs of the people who create and use information, and the technologies used to support the creation and manipulation of information. Graduating students will Understand the many ways in which information can be created, communicated, stored, and/or transformed in order to benefit individuals, organizations, and society Possess practical skills for analyzing, processing, and managing information and for developing and managing information systems in our knowledge-based society. They will possess problem-solving and decision-making skills, be able to use information tools effectively, and be able to take a leadership role in our information economy Comprehend the value of information and information tools, and their role in society and the economy Be prepared to evaluate the role of information in a variety of industries, in different organizational settings, for different populations, and for different purposes Maintain a strong sense of the role of information in society, including historical and future roles

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