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Management Information Systems

Management Information Systems. All systems and capabilities necessary to process, store, transport, manage, and use information as a resource. MIS Faculty:. Dr. Terry Byrd, U of South Carolina Dr. Houston H. Carr, U of Texas Dr. Casey Cegielski, U of Mississippi

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Management Information Systems

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  1. Management Information Systems All systems and capabilities necessary to process, store, transport, manage, and use information as a resource

  2. MIS Faculty: • Dr. Terry Byrd, U of South Carolina • Dr. Houston H. Carr, U of Texas • Dr. Casey Cegielski, U of Mississippi • Dr. Nelson Ford, U of Alabama • Dr. Dianne Hall, Texas A & M • Dr. Tom Marshall, North Texas State • Dr. Kelly Rainer, U of Georgia • Dr. Chetan Sankar, U of Pennsylvania

  3. Difference between MIS and CS • Computer Science creates information- enabling technologies (computers, etc.) • CS deals with technology for its own sake • CS is math-oriented • MIS concentrates on the use of computer and information technology to solve business problems • MIS is business and management oriented; however, a level of technical capability is required.

  4. Quality and Expectations • Successful students are those who: • Enjoy the subject area of MIS • Are engaged in class with the subject matter and their instructor • Are highly motivated • Work hard and show initiative to exceed expectations

  5. The Program: • Introduction to MIS & OM • Telecommunications Management • Business Computer Applications • Advanced Computer Applications • Database Management Systems • Systems Analysis & Design • Four MIS Electives

  6. MIS Tracks • Choose from the following to specialize • General MIS (Business Analyst) • Database Management • Data Communications • E-Business • Joint Program with Engineering http://www.eng.auburn.edu/BET

  7. Certification • A surrogate for experience • Database • Languages • Data Communications

  8. Jobs

  9. Job Locations

  10. The Minor in MIS • Business Telecommunications Management • Business Computer Applications • Database Management Systems • Analysis and Design of Business Information Systems • Approved MIS Elective ****** NEW ****** Information Assurance Minor

  11. AU MIS Honor Society • Information about the recently chartered MIS Honor Society can be found at: http://mishs.business.auburn.edu/about.htm

  12. Ending Remarks http://www.auburn.edu/~fordfn1/ Questions?

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