Just what I needed in time including the example with Salesforce made it much more relatable for me as I was skeptical on how to pursue that part of my learnings and work experience if I go for my masters. Perfectly explained. Thank You so much !
Information systems will train you in every aspect of running a business and preparing you for engineering management but I had a specific focus on IS when I was doing my MSEM. It truly is a game-changer because the engineering manager has first-hand knowledge of business operations and IS will prepare you for this.
Great video. I come from doing a business analyst Bootcamp training, came from a psychology background and I'm doing a career change right now. I'm now thinking of doing a Masters's degree. So far, all this information has been very useful for people that is just starting. Best regards.
Well, Yudi! I am struggling to find words to describe you. You are so benevolent. I mean after watching this video I am quite certain about my masters. I am humbled and grateful. I've always been ghosting away from MIS because I used to think that it is very technical & I don' want it. However, you cleared all my uncertainties. Thanks!
I would love to work in something that allows me to use my creative mindset (visionary). Maybe jobs related to like Creative Director, Content Creator, Marketing, Consumer Behavior stuff, maybe even Graphic Design, UI/UX, Front End Dev to be able to create things people like or see, etc. I’m not really too interested in coding but I know it is a good skill to learn and have because it will take you places, but I personally am not a person that enjoys being part of the process to make things work, rather I am the one that likes to be creative with my ideas and tell them to people and kind of be in the process of the making. Basically, I don’t want to do the work of developing my ideas but I probably wouldn’t mind if I have to also do part of the work to make my ideas come to life. EDIT: here’s some context I am a computer science major at the moment and I am confused whether I should make the switch to MIS or idk maybe IT, because I originally wanted to become a business major. Now I’m introduced to the very technological side of computer science, I am like 50/50 with my decision now. I really was drawn to business because I feel very business minded as a person, but now I am not too sure and am really confused. I am scared that if I major in something that isn’t computer science, and instead something more business focused, I might regret my switch later on in the future.
why do i feel this on the same accurate level? 😭 i’m 18 and now i’m doing a diploma in business yet i feel like i want to go for a communications/arts major but i still love the business aspect eventho i prefer being creative! now i’m looking at the salary aspects and MIS looks like a good degree, however i’m worried if i chose this i’d be dead inside and be terrible at it 😭
I feel the same way just as you explained and if you dont mind can I ask you what major did u go for? I am in the same place as you were probably and therefore any tips would help! Thnks
Finally i found what i wanted its like u have made this for me pure content no nonsense thannkkkkkkuuuuuuuuu a lot i would have treated u right away if u were there around me❤
Yudi! Just listening to you talk gives a lot of clarity! I have been following you on social media for a while now. Keep up the good work. What you're doing is amazing.
Engineering management is a good degree program to get into if you're someone who likes engineering or has a previous engineering background when you were doing your bachelors in whatever engineering course you were taking but the engineering manager is a bridge between the engineering Department and the administration.
Although I appreciate the time and effort put into this video, it is very inaccurate. MIS is a very technical degree. Especially if it has the STEM designation. If you are looking for a degree that is weak in technical concepts and you are just looking for management concepts, get a straight business degree in management. You’ll get disappointed when you realize MIS is a combination between computer science and business. Also, I recommend getting a very technical MIS degree. The more the better. All those “project management” classes this guy is talking about are worthless. They are just common sense classes and a waste of time. If you are getting an MIS degree and are trying to avoid technical classes you are going to be shocked once you start. Its not the right degree for you. This dude got it real wrong explaining this degree. Please dont waste your time getting an MIS degree that has a weak technical background. Its going to be worthless and you wont find any work!!
no, Technical as in you are actually acquiring a skill. example, learning a coding language, a database language, or it increases your mathematical or analytical skills... not just bullshit business/project management classes that are about general common sense that will not equip you with any new skills. @@terranesha5784
Bro i have no words to say, awesome mesmerized,atonishing, u are best you tuber i ever seen, such an informative videos, i even couldn't find this much of info through internet,literally u are rocking bro😎😎
Thanks bro, for explaining this, my local university has this masters and I've been on the fence to apply because I was worried about the coding. My local school has those same courses you mentioned, thanks!
HI Yudi, I am from a Engineering bag-round in CSE. After completing I was not interested in doing coding So, was thinking about doing Masters in MBA. At that point while researching just found out that there are some courses like MIM, MEM and MIS. But did not know which course to take out of those 3 . AFTER WATCHING YOUR VIDEO WHICH GAVE ME SOME AWARENESS IN MY SELF THAT I REALLY WANTED TO DO. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO that you have shared it really helped me a lot. I was searching for more than 2-3 MONTHS at finally found your video . BUT I NEED SOME HELP FROM YOU - CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME SOME UNIVERSITIES IN USA FOR DOING : BUSINESS ANALYST, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGAEMENT, PRODUCT MANAGEMET AND PROJECT MANAGEMET . PLEASE THIS WOULD BE REALY A GREAT HELP. Basically looking for NON - CODING STREEM. Thank You
Awsome video... I Really look forward to more videos in this field.... As I'm planning for MIS in 2020...but could you also give some insights on ms in Management.. Ie. Mim... Is there any stem MIM.. I want to make my career in consulting or product management but don't want to do mba right now...I'll do it after 3-4 yrs of experience. Btw. Thanks for your efforts... Keep doing awesome videos... N happy new year :)
How to identify that we unknowingly don't get into MBA in MIS ..can u give tips about subjects in MIS that will have good opportunities for Job in USA as well as India also and also how to shortlist MIS USA universities with MIS and not MBA
I am a business analyst with 2.5 years of experience in the IT industry (India), I was looking for business analytics and came to know that it requires programming, so im a bit confused here. Should I go for business analyst course or something like this
Thanks a lot for the video.The content is best what I have seen so far. Just a one question what is difference between Business Analyst and Business Intelligence Analyst
Doing MIS or MBA? What would be better like per the video MIS would be definitely better but one question is that is there a scope to study MIS in India? If not what Masters can be done from India if not into coding...
hi brother thanks for your video. i have a question. My academics is completely focused in Management. I have already completed my MBA specializing in Finance. Now i am currently working in a bank in a department which is a mixture of IT and management. After working in this department i felt a need of studying a technical degree. So, is it okay if i do another Master's degree in MIS or not. Will i have the same opportunity as the one who are already in technical field pursing MIS degree for their further studies. will it be harder for a student like me who are not from the technical field.
hello,first of all..love your videos ..very informative.I had a few questions 1)Study wise ,how should one study or prepare for MIS 2)Once your done with MS, and say id one wants to go ahead for PHD, What is procedure is one required to follow ,such as entrance exams etc..
Hey, Yudi J Pretty helpful information about MIS, I was in search of these kind of information, You are amazing and very kind person sharing these type of knowledge to students.. Thanks A Lot Man 💯
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Aniket Kodre Yayy!!! Love seeing comment from you brother ❤️❤️
absolutely, cannot agree more!
Absolutely right
Well aren't you slow
This is seriously legit information buddy. As precious as Gold. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Coming from you means a lot
Its not legit
@@user-xy2ly4uz6p how is it not legit? He's explained everything properly.
Just what I needed in time including the example with Salesforce made it much more relatable for me as I was skeptical on how to pursue that part of my learnings and work experience if I go for my masters. Perfectly explained. Thank You so much !
Hey, did you work with Salesforce CRM and then went on to do masters in MIS?
Information systems will train you in every aspect of running a business and preparing you for engineering management but I had a specific focus on IS when I was doing my MSEM. It truly is a game-changer because the engineering manager has first-hand knowledge of business operations and IS will prepare you for this.
Which one is better?
my mind jus got cleared of all the doubts man ,appreciate the work you put in G
Yayy
Very very informative. Thank you so much man! I'm very glad I found you on the internet.
Only 1 video i click ....and i am 99% convinced and thinking mis as future scope 😶❤
Like always in-depth and easy to understand
pradeep salunke thanks brother
So much positivity. Thanks for the information man🤗
Great video. I come from doing a business analyst Bootcamp training, came from a psychology background and I'm doing a career change right now. I'm now thinking of doing a Masters's degree. So far, all this information has been very useful for people that is just starting. Best regards.
Great viedo explaining the Management Information System path.
Thank you
I am from mechanical engineering and want to do ms in computer science but now got best course suggestion through you.
Well, Yudi! I am struggling to find words to describe you. You are so benevolent. I mean after watching this video I am quite certain about my masters. I am humbled and grateful. I've always been ghosting away from MIS because I used to think that it is very technical & I don' want it. However, you cleared all my uncertainties. Thanks!
Hey did you apply yet?
And where are you applying to?
Hi Akshay. Have u chosen the stream ? Which 1?
@@michaelscott1573 Yes! I got an admit from Northeastern University, Silicon Valley for project management.
@@rekhaj6517 Masters in Project Management
happy to see you back yudi
Diwakar Raje Urs thanks 🙏🏼 I am happy to be back! I missed it
Really looking forward for your next videos Thanks again
Suhail Shaikh I cant wait to share with you all
Thank you for sharing your experience and opinion! It's super helpful for high school graduate students like me. Greetings from Paraguay!
Thank you, bhai. Nicely explained.
Love the presentation. Thank you Yudi .
You have made a clear path for my passion thank you buddy❤️
I would love to work in something that allows me to use my creative mindset (visionary). Maybe jobs related to like Creative Director, Content Creator, Marketing, Consumer Behavior stuff, maybe even Graphic Design, UI/UX, Front End Dev to be able to create things people like or see, etc. I’m not really too interested in coding but I know it is a good skill to learn and have because it will take you places, but I personally am not a person that enjoys being part of the process to make things work, rather I am the one that likes to be creative with my ideas and tell them to people and kind of be in the process of the making. Basically, I don’t want to do the work of developing my ideas but I probably wouldn’t mind if I have to also do part of the work to make my ideas come to life.
EDIT: here’s some context
I am a computer science major at the moment and I am confused whether I should make the switch to MIS or idk maybe IT, because I originally wanted to become a business major. Now I’m introduced to the very technological side of computer science, I am like 50/50 with my decision now. I really was drawn to business because I feel very business minded as a person, but now I am not too sure and am really confused. I am scared that if I major in something that isn’t computer science, and instead something more business focused, I might regret my switch later on in the future.
why do i feel this on the same accurate level? 😭 i’m 18 and now i’m doing a diploma in business yet i feel like i want to go for a communications/arts major but i still love the business aspect eventho i prefer being creative! now i’m looking at the salary aspects and MIS looks like a good degree, however i’m worried if i chose this i’d be dead inside and be terrible at it 😭
I feel the same way just as you explained and if you dont mind can I ask you what major did u go for? I am in the same place as you were probably and therefore any tips would help! Thnks
Finally i found what i wanted its like u have made this for me pure content no nonsense thannkkkkkkuuuuuuuuu a lot i would have treated u right away if u were there around me❤
Your video was really informative...thanks for it!
Got happy when you said mumbai....
Shout out from mumbai(mulund).
Yayyy
Great video bhaya!!👍🔥
manikya Pandey thank so much ❤️🙏🏼
Super Informative!!!
Great work
Thanks allot
Looking forward to have more videos of MS in MIS...
Thank Youuu In advance!!!
The best video I've seen on MIS👌 God bless you and thanks a lot for these informative videos🙌
Akshay Talekar thanks so much brother ❤️🙏🏼
Veru well explained bhaiya , thank you soo much 😊
Thank you so much for this video yudi ♥️♥️
the south indian girl Yayy! I am glad you like it! ❤️🙏🏼
Thank you so much, Yudi! You have literally shown me the path of my go-to hit up field-line. God bless 💖🙏
Yudi! Just listening to you talk gives a lot of clarity! I have been following you on social media for a while now. Keep up the good work. What you're doing is amazing.
Thanks 🙏🏼 means a lot
You are a torch bearer.❤️
Dope information buddy..youve cleared all my doubts
Thanks for the info I wasn’t sure what I’m doing - this is the perfect intersection of what I want to do.
Did you got admissioned in any University bro???
Great quality content. :)
Really liked the music at the end of the video.
Sahil Patel thanks so much :) ❤️
Super informative! Thanks for this 🤩 and good going with the channel. Keep it up🙌
Very informative. Thanks for all the help. You really do put lot of effort in making the videos and we really appreciate your effort.
TANAY KR DAS thanks so much! I really appreciate your comment! Means a lot to me
Good one......pls keep making more of such videos.
Madhu Rima will do!
Most humble person ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks you made me realise my purpose now and what I am good at thanks YUDI
Thank you so much dude! Your content always has answers to my questions.
Hey Yudi, Your videos are very helpful.Thank you very much.
Very informative video brother thanks and Happy new year
Akshay Pawar thanks brother! ❤️🙏🏼
Engineering management is a good degree program
to get into if you're someone who likes engineering or has a previous
engineering background when you were doing your bachelors in whatever
engineering course you were taking but the engineering manager is a bridge between
the engineering Department and the administration.
Really informative. Bulls eye!
A very very informative video... Seriously brother one day your video create a brand in RUclips world...Keep making it...👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Dhaivat Ganatra thanks brother
Dhaivat Ganatra not accurate at all
I dont really understand why these dislikes, keep hustling Yudi. You rock!
last 5 minz of this video is V.much Understandable
Thanks bhaiya for this awesome video👌🏻 It was really very helpful👏🏻
kruthika natraj thanks Krutika :) ❤️🙏🏼
Love this! I’ve been struggling with a decision and this definitely helped me with my decision, thank you !
Very very informative. Thanks bro
Azam Tajammul thanks brother ❤️🙏🏼
Thank you bro! God bless you
Thank you soo muchh!!!! Very informative !!!!
TQ SO MUCH BROTHER🙌🙌🙌
Although I appreciate the time and effort put into this video, it is very inaccurate.
MIS is a very technical degree. Especially if it has the STEM designation.
If you are looking for a degree that is weak in technical concepts and you are just looking for management concepts, get a straight business degree in management. You’ll get disappointed when you realize MIS is a combination between computer science and business.
Also, I recommend getting a very technical MIS degree. The more the better. All those “project management” classes this guy is talking about are worthless. They are just common sense classes and a waste of time.
If you are getting an MIS degree and are trying to avoid technical classes you are going to be shocked once you start. Its not the right degree for you.
This dude got it real wrong explaining this degree.
Please dont waste your time getting an MIS degree that has a weak technical background. Its going to be worthless and you wont find any work!!
what do you mean technical like hands on classes?
no, Technical as in you are actually acquiring a skill. example, learning a coding language, a database language, or it increases your mathematical or analytical skills... not just bullshit business/project management classes that are about general common sense that will not equip you with any new skills. @@terranesha5784
Is a degree in MIS worth it? How much of a difference is it from a CS degree!
Thank you. 5 minutes in the video and I was wondering what is he really talking about.😐
@@Hoodprada mixture of cs and having some business classes. less math classes.
Thankyou very helpful, you clear my confusion, thankyou so much, waiting for next video in MIS.
shrutika singodia coming soon!
Thanks bro for making this video really help
Thank you so much. This video really helped me. 🙏🙏
Precious information !
Bro i have no words to say, awesome mesmerized,atonishing, u are best you tuber i ever seen, such an informative videos, i even couldn't find this much of info through internet,literally u are rocking bro😎😎
Thank you so much for this video ☺️🙌🙌❤️
Sayali Chaudhary yayyy!!!!
Good video for MIS students.
Thank you so much GOD! Very helpful video!! ❤ Thank you thank you!!!!
Samarth Hadawale thanks brother! ❤️
Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing.
But will the "FIRANGS" not have better communication skills cz of their strong hold on English ofc compared to us Indian freshers
Thanks bro, for explaining this, my local university has this masters and I've been on the fence to apply because I was worried about the coding. My local school has those same courses you mentioned, thanks!
Glad I could help
Thanks. Cleared all my questions related to MIS.
Can you mention some universities for MIS?
Great video🤩
Vaibhav pathak CMU
Syracuse
SDSU
RIT
USC
Does USC really have MIS? Is it under the name MS in Business Analytics?
I was confused between MEM and MIS , thank god , you saved me!!
what did you choose?
What’s MEM
@@karenpatricia27 Masters in Engineering Management
Buddy , i love u . Good job :)
very informative. 👍👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
HI Yudi,
I am from a Engineering bag-round in CSE. After completing I was not interested in doing coding So, was thinking about doing Masters in MBA. At that point while researching just found out that there are some courses like MIM, MEM and MIS.
But did not know which course to take out of those 3 . AFTER WATCHING YOUR VIDEO WHICH GAVE ME SOME AWARENESS IN MY SELF THAT I REALLY WANTED TO DO. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO that you have shared it really helped me a lot. I was searching for more than 2-3 MONTHS at finally found your video .
BUT I NEED SOME HELP FROM YOU - CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME SOME UNIVERSITIES IN USA FOR DOING : BUSINESS ANALYST, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGAEMENT, PRODUCT MANAGEMET AND PROJECT MANAGEMET . PLEASE THIS WOULD BE REALY A GREAT HELP. Basically looking for NON - CODING STREEM.
Thank You
You r great bro!!
Good information
Amazing infos🤗
Glad it was helpful!
Do we have product management opportunities after MSIM?
You make videos with tons of useful information
I surprised you don’t have a million views
Awsome video... I Really look forward to more videos in this field.... As I'm planning for MIS in 2020...but could you also give some insights on ms in Management.. Ie. Mim... Is there any stem MIM.. I want to make my career in consulting or product management but don't want to do mba right now...I'll do it after 3-4 yrs of experience. Btw. Thanks for your efforts... Keep doing awesome videos... N happy new year :)
Siddharth Iyer thanks brother! I will make new video
hi, great video mate
cleared all doubts
One question, is it good to do it from Canada?
Great 👌👍
Thank you for this very informative video
Arraz thanks so much ❤️🙏🏼
Hi yudi, what is the difference between MIS and MS in Technology management, is it the same?
How to identify that we unknowingly don't get into MBA in MIS ..can u give tips about subjects in MIS that will have good opportunities for Job in USA as well as India also and also how to shortlist MIS USA universities with MIS and not MBA
I responded to you :)
Brother, make a video on Industrial engineering and operations research and how it is different from Engineering management
Please make a video on how someone should approach towards mis from a non cs or it field
Gaurav Dhariwal I will make one soon
I also waiting for this
I tried to search for the full video but couldn't get it. Could you please ping here?
Bro please make a video on. Ms in Cs after bca please....
I am a business analyst with 2.5 years of experience in the IT industry (India), I was looking for business analytics and came to know that it requires programming, so im a bit confused here. Should I go for business analyst course or something like this
What if i have no coding background. Will the recruiter ask my why are you not from IT, CS background? Will 0 coding background work?
Best informative video of Mis on RUclips thank you brother 👍 and
can you make a video on Mis in Canada please
Thanks a lot for the video.The content is best what I have seen so far.
Just a one question what is difference between
Business Analyst and Business Intelligence Analyst
Suhail Shaikh Business Intelligence is more related to Data and technical position. Business Analyst is more management position
Does cloud computing comes in information system ...??
Please reply
Thank You dear for detail video ,, it was bit perfect one for the ones who were struggling to find their interest....
Saif Ullah thanks so much ❤️🙏🏼
Doing MIS or MBA? What would be better like per the video MIS would be definitely better but one question is that is there a scope to study MIS in India? If not what Masters can be done from India if not into coding...
Post a video on difference between mis n ms in business analytics
tejas mahajan coming soon!
What more will i need
Just completed my bachelors in information management
Thankyou bro ❤️
hi brother thanks for your video. i have a question. My academics is completely focused in Management. I have already completed my MBA specializing in Finance. Now i am currently working in a bank in a department which is a mixture of IT and management. After working in this department i felt a need of studying a technical degree. So, is it okay if i do another Master's degree in MIS or not. Will i have the same opportunity as the one who are already in technical field pursing MIS degree for their further studies. will it be harder for a student like me who are not from the technical field.
I AM PLANNING TO SPRING 2023 , COULD U PLEASE SUGGEST ME THAT ANY COURSES THAT I SHOULD LEARN , BEFORE COMING TO THERE THAT SHOULD HELP ME….
I am interested in software development and I want to avoid data science, AI, ML. Which one would be better? CS or MIS?
CS
Hi Yudi, can you make a video on how you developed the communication skills ? Please.
Hey thanks for this info Yudi, Can someone who holds a Bachelors degree in Commerce do this course? What would you recommend?
hello,first of all..love your videos ..very informative.I had a few questions
1)Study wise ,how should one study or prepare for MIS
2)Once your done with MS, and say id one wants to go ahead for PHD, What is procedure is
one required to follow ,such as entrance exams etc..
Hey, Yudi J Pretty helpful information about MIS, I was in search of these kind of information, You are amazing and very kind person sharing these type of knowledge to students.. Thanks A Lot Man 💯
Sumit Aney thanks so much for our comment! It means a lot to me ❤️