Program Description

The management information systems (MIS) certificate consists of a core of courses which systematically edifies the students who are interested in professional careers relating to the analysis, design, implementation, and management of information systems in businesses. The courses integrate theory and case studies of the implementation of the various components of information systems. This certificate may also be the means for advancement to higher levels in employment and education.

Employees who are involved in the management information systems area may have various backgrounds including general business, management, marketing, and computer science. This certificate will give those employees the additional knowledge to make effective decisions involving their company's information systems.

Program Contacts at Sauk Valley Community College
Counseling Office, 815/835-6208;
Kevin Megill, Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems, 815/835-6251;
Alan Pfeifer, Dean of Information Services, 815/835-6218;
Valarie Wittman, Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems, 815/835-6388.

Occupation Profiles

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CIP Code:

52.1201

SOC Code:

15-1131

Estimated Program Cost

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