Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Management Information Systems, Information Systems Track] From Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Maintaining a smooth-running computer network is vital in the business world. Much more than a computer science degree, the Management Information Systems (MIS) bachelor's degree program gives you the combined business, technical, and analytical skills employers want.

• Become proficient in networking, cybersecurity, microprocessor technology, the mainframe environment, client server applications, and user/manager involvement in the global business environment.
• Learn core concepts such as programming, analysis and design, database development, various architectures, and application development.
• Understand key business issues such as profitability, budgeting, collaboration, and project management.
• Integrate technical skills and business knowledge towards development and evolution of technology infrastructures and systems for use in organizational processes.
• Build skills and attitudes that promote a lifelong continuous pursuit for knowledge of emerging information systems approaches and technologies.
• Develop critical thinking skills, the capability to model a problem and apply a variety of general problem-finding/solving strategies and techniques, and the ability to analyze and interpret both qualitative and quantitative data.
• Learn strong communication and team/group skills and the ability to work efficiently and effectively in diverse teams both as a member and a leader.
• Understand the issues of social responsibility and ethics in national and international contexts.
• We believe in real-world experience. That?s why we recommend that all of our majors get internships. If you work hard, we will make sure you get an internship that challenges you.