Computer Systems Management
Post Published On:Computer and Information Systems managers plan, coordinate and direct computer-related activities in an organization. They help to determine the technology and are responsible for implementing computer systems to achieve organizational goals.
TU’s program is designed to produce well-rounded, technically knowledgeable individuals who are capable of moving in to multiple areas of Computer Science, Management Information Systems and project management. Students will learn to:
- Apply knowledge in business and computer systems to analyze user/client needs and support managerial decision-making.
- Communicate effectively with a range of stakeholders about functional areas of computer systems management, including hardware, networking, software, security, and cloud applications.
- Apply knowledge to make responsible ethical, professional, legal, and social decisions related to managing computer systems.
- Apply critical thinking and logical analysis skills to design, implement, and evaluate computing-based solutions to complex business problems.
- Possess industry certifications in functional areas of Computer Science, Management Information Systems, or Project Management.
+Courses
GENERAL EDUCATION
- Composition I
- Composition II
- Oral Communication for Professionals
- University Studies
- College Algebra
- Statistics
- Science elective (1 classes)
- Inquiry electives (2 classes)
- Creativity electives (2 classes)
- Cultural Foundations electives (3 classes)
MAJOR COURSES
- Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship
- Principles of Accounting
- Data Analytics for Business Management
- Management Information Systems
- Professional Communications
- Computer Operating Systems
- Introduction to Programming
- Data Management Concepts
- Technology in a Global Society
- Computer Architecture
- Networking/Cloud
- Introduction to Cybersecurity
- Project Management
- Internship
- Management and Organizational Behavior
- Operations Management
- Coping and Resilience in the Workplace
Open Electives 30 Credits
Total Credit Hours 120 Credits
CIP Code: 11.0101
+Careers
Demand for computer and informaiton systems managers will grow as firms increasingly expand their operations to digital platforms. Employment growth through 2029 is expected to be 10% or higher. Demand will continue to expand as the need for cyber security, cloud computing and networking increases. For more information on career opportunities please visit the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
+Admissions
Students with no prior college, please provide an official high school transcript or GED. Students with prior college credit must submit official transcripts from all previously attended colleges.
Send official transcripts to admissions@thomasu.edu.
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Thomas University
1501 Millpond Road
Thomasville, GA 31792
