BBA in Information Systems

Information Systems professionals analyze business opportunities and problems, then design and build solutions that harness the power of cutting-edge technologies.

IS is first and foremost a business degree. You gain business and technical skills that make you highly valued by every industry regardless of economic conditions.

CHOOSE FROM 7 EMPHASIS AREAS:

Business Intelligence  *   Enterprise Security  *   Electronic Commerce
Logistics Information Systems  *   Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (SAP)
Accounting Information Systems  *   Technology Entrepreneurship

A team of IS graduates and business leaders help ensure that your degree meets ever-changing industry needs. They also help with internships, career counseling, and job placement.

Our IS grads work for companies such as:
IBM, Coca-Cola, CNN, AT&T, Home Depot, Oracle, Disney, BellSouth, Georgia Power, UPS, Lucent Technologies, FBI, Georgia Pacific, Chatham Steel, VeriSign, Kimberly-Clark, Experian, Capgemini, UPS, NCR & many more.

What employers say about IS ...

• New JOBS and Internships



• IS Faculty-Business Report & Journal Commentary



• Susan Williams Named Distinquished Professor



• Wall Street Journal 2007 Job Forecast



• CNN Money.com, Most Lucrative Degrees for 2007 Grads



• 2006 CIT Golf Tournament Results



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Each semester IS Instructors offer students enrolled in CISM 2530 - Advanced Business Applications sections the opportunity to sit for this exam. The cost for the exam and one retake is $65.00.

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Newman uses everyday language to provide information related to cyber crime, e-commerce and other activities that exploit digital devices.

His concerns about the increase in Internet predators and computer scammers prompted him to author the new reference book, Computer Forensics: Evidence Collection and Management.

• Aerial View of the College of IT
• Business & IT Seminar (BITS) (GSU)