Kettering Students have produced the following video about academic life at Kettering University.
Concentrations in Business include:
* Accounting/Finance
* Information Systems
* Manufacturing Management
* General Business
* Marketing
For more information about Kettering’s academic programs please visit http://www.kettering.edu/futurestudents/
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Michael Bieber is a Professor and the Acting Chair for the Information Systems Department of the College of Computing Sciences at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He teaches both on-campus and in the distance learning program, often combining the students in both modes.
Dr. Bieber is conducting research in several related areas: lightweight systems integration, digital library integration,hypermedia functionality and link-based services, automatically generating hypermedia links and services for analytical applications and for digital libraries, Web engineering, incorporating hypermedia into WWW applications, relationship analysis (as part of the software engineering process), participatory learning, peer assessment, supporting knowledge and learning within virtual communities, asynchronous learning networks and distance education, and infrastructures for future educational software. He has published many articles in these and other areas. He also is active in several of these research communities, co-organizing conference minitracks and co-editing special journal issues.
Dr. Bieber co-directs NJIT’s Collaborative Hypermedia Research Laboratory. He holds a Ph.D. in Decision Sciences from the University of Pennsylvania. Further information about Dr. Bieber may be found at http://web.njit.edu/~bieber. He may be contacted at bieber@njit.edu.
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As the country’s second most wired campus, Bryant University needed a data center that was state of the art. Their new system saves energy, space, and money—and, of course, keeps the students connected.
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Career opportunities in Management Information Systems (MIS) and undergraduate MIS major at University of South Florida (USF), Tampa
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Find out more about Business Information Systems program at RMIT
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Master of Business Information and Management Systems student discusses life at La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia
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Informatics majors put information to work to meet people’s needs.
The Informatics program at the University of Washington Information School develops students’ ability to design, build, manage and secure information systems. The program is divided into three degree concentrations:
- Human-Computer Interaction and Design
- Information Architecture
- Networks and Information Assurance
Students study how people use technology and how to build systems to meet those needs, incorporating human concerns such as privacy and ethics and fields like software development and network technology. By considering both the users and uses of technology, students learn to apply their knowledge to positively impact their communities and society.
The three degree concentrations allow students to develop the depth of skills and expertise they’ll use to obtain and thrive in their first job in the information field after graduation. Students are free to specialize in one concentration, or choose from among courses to develop a program based on their career and personal goals.
Graduates of the program typically apply the skills they develop in their roles as:
Usability engineers
Interface designers
Information architects
Network administrators
Web developers
Systems analysts
Web designers
Information assurance professionals
The Application Cycle
Priority application deadline: April 15
Notification of applicants: Late June/Early July
http://www.ischool.washington.edu/informatics
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See what the Management Information Systems major is like at La Salle University.
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University of London External System: an overview – distance learning opportunities & flexible study options
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This is an introductory lecture on accounting information systems by Dr. Nancy Bagranoff, Dean of ODUs College of Business and Public Administration. The lecture is intended for introductory accounting students, but may also be of interest to anyone with a desire to learn more about accounting information systems or how the disciplines of accounting and information systems complement each other. In the lecture, Dr. Bagranoff discusses the bookkeeping aspects of accounting systems, accounting software and career opportunities for those who combine the study of accounting with accounting information systems.
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