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MIS
Majors Speak Two Languages!
At the heart of any organization is information—and management of that information is a key issue as companies compete with other companies for business, profitability—and survival. Archeological discoveries show that managers realized the importance of information management thousands of years ago. More recently, of course, most of information management has shifted to computers. The MIS major bridges the gap between the computer world and the business world, enabling the business to take effective advantage of technology in managing the business. The MIS major learns to speak two “languages”—the language of business and the language of technology. At TSU, the major in management information systems is offered by the Ketner School of Business in cooperation with the Jannen School of Arts and Sciences. Students take classes in both areas to learn how to “speak both languages.” Contact: John Stephens Ketner School of Business 1 University Avenue Angola, Indiana 46703 |
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