B.S. in Information Systems

California State University - Northridge

The study of Information Systems (IS) centers on the effective use of information technology – computers and telecommunications networks – to support management decision-making and corporate strategy, in addition to providing all necessary operational level support for an organization. Our graduates are able to recognize and analyze ethical problems in organizational situations and select and defend a course of action. Our graduates are able to effectively communicate complex information system and business concepts orally and in writing. Our graduates are able to apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills when analyzing and solving information system and business problems. Our graduates understand the individual and group dynamics of project teams. Our graduates have knowledge of IS technology components and their interrelations. Our graduates have the knowledge to implement information systems that support an organization’s strategic objectives. Our graduates develop skills through research in IS literature that will prepare them for life-long learning in the field.The Department of Systems and Operations Management offers the following academic programs: the M.S. in Business Analytics, the B.S. in Business Administration with options in Business Analytics, Global Supply Chain Management, and Systems and Operations Management, as well as the B.S. in Information Systems. The department also offers three minors: a Minor in Business Analytics, a Minor in Information Systems and a Minor in Quality Management and Assurance. The programs focus on developing skills for problem-solving, critical thinking, communication and the effective use of constantly changing information technology and systems. These skills are needed to deal with a variety of decisions made by managers in manufacturing, service and public organizations. The department faculty are committed to excellence in teaching and research and are actively involved in the University and community service.

• Health Systems
• Computer Information Technology
• Software Technology
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