Content area
Ehie discusses the process and results of the development of an undergraduate management information systems (MIS) program grounded in the industry's expectations and reflecting the perspectives of a select group of individuals from major organizations that employ MIS graduates. Results show that employers are looking for individuals with a strong systems orientation and a good understanding of an integrative business value-chain.
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ERIC Subject
Management Information Systems;
Decision Support Systems;
Business Skills;
Telecommunications;
Business Schools;
Departments;
Graduates;
Information Retrieval;
Educational Technology;
Management Systems;
Computer Science;
Systems Analysis;
Systems Development;
Computer Oriented Programs;
Revision (Written Composition);
Employers;
Programming Languages;
Artificial Intelligence;
Internet;
Database Management Systems;
Scientists;
Information Technology;
Algorithms
Decision Support Systems;
Business Skills;
Telecommunications;
Business Schools;
Departments;
Graduates;
Information Retrieval;
Educational Technology;
Management Systems;
Computer Science;
Systems Analysis;
Systems Development;
Computer Oriented Programs;
Revision (Written Composition);
Employers;
Programming Languages;
Artificial Intelligence;
Internet;
Database Management Systems;
Scientists;
Information Technology;
Algorithms
Subject
Curricula;
Decision support systems;
Business education;
Employers;
Software;
Programming languages;
Internet;
Scientists;
Computer science;
Knowledge;
Systems analysis;
Computer engineering;
Core curriculum;
Information technology;
Artificial intelligence;
Business community;
Management information systems;
Information systems;
Academic disciplines
Decision support systems;
Business education;
Employers;
Software;
Programming languages;
Internet;
Scientists;
Computer science;
Knowledge;
Systems analysis;
Computer engineering;
Core curriculum;
Information technology;
Artificial intelligence;
Business community;
Management information systems;
Information systems;
Academic disciplines
Business indexing term
Title
Developing a Management Information Systems (MIS) curriculum: Perspectives from MIS practitioners
Author
Journal of Education for Business; Washington
Volume
77
Issue
3
Pages
151-158
Number of pages
8
Publication year
2002
Publication date
Jan/Feb 2002
Place of publication
Washington
Country of publication
United States
Publication subject
ISSN
08832323
e-ISSN
19403356
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
Document type
Feature
ProQuest document ID
202819725
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/scholarly-journals/developing-management-information-systems-mis/docview/202819725/se-2?accountid=208611
Copyright
Copyright HELDREF PUBLICATIONS Jan/Feb 2002
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