I'm on the ass end of my 3rd year of this degree program, have all my programming and most of my business classes out of the way, and I STILL haven't a clue what it is.
Freshman MIS major, Dad is a MIS and MBA graduate, worked his way up from an entry level programmer to assisting the CTO of the company he works for. It’s a fascinating field!!
@@danielle228512 I am currently studying ISDS. Will graduate in May. I recently had an interview with IBM for an application development Specialist. The IS degree at my schools Is pretty business focused. I've taken A LOT of management classes, Marketing, Finance, Accounting. I've taken a class on where I learned how to create and manage databases I've only taken 2 coding classes in all of my 4 years at school which kinda put me at a disadvantage seeing how IBM was looking for someone with more coding experience (CS or Engineering Degree). If you are looking to get into the tech side of business then I would suggest maybe getting certifications such as A+, Network+ CCENT etc. I want to ultimately be a Network administrator and I am currently studying for the A+ right now. Then I am going to study for the Network+. If you want to stay on the business side, maybe look at getting a PMI cert (project management) or a CAPM (entry level project mgt cert). Or look into SAP certifications.
Hi there! I have a company and I want you to help me please to decide which information system to choose/use for each of these a) if I want to reduce my stock inventory space but dont loose customers and b) if I want to reduce the transportation costs for trying to have better management of the vehicle itineraries . Please Help! Which one to choose and why? Could it be M.I.S. in the first one? In the second? *note that the company wants to do a digital transformation.
I am very interested in studing in an IT department but I am confused which subject to choose, because I like almost everything in it so its really frustrating to select one bachelor degree the university I will join in offers software engineering, computer engineering, information systems, network engineering, computer science. I would be glad if you just explain me which course is like more depanding and has high job value in near future and brief description about all. I would love to hear from you.
Hi there I'm soon to be starting my IT program to get my bachelors degree with a concentration in Information System Security. I'm looking for some good tech. Do you know of some good tablets? Like Surface Pro I just need some advice. Love the page!!
I was looking into majoring in business information systems for my bachelors degree. Although I am not sure whether to do management information systems or operations and supply chain management. It would be great help if you could give me some clarity as to the difference of the two and whether I should just do a business administration degree at a uc. I am very confused at what to pursue and the salaries and employment rate for the three. Please help!
I've been a subscriber for a couple years now and my Psychology of Motivation just assigned this video to us. I was like "hey, I know that guy!" If you're wondering what this has to do with a psych class, everyone in the class is an IT major
Haha dang that is crazy!! Could you share with me privately where you go to school and in what context this video was shared? I'd love to hear more about this. Zach@itcareerquestions.com
So are Computer Information systems and Information Systems the same? I am currently looking at colleges, and many only call it IS, and it seems like there is a focus on business. I just want to make sure I go into the computer oriented one.
my professor keeps giving information systems assignments and giving everyone a 1/5 score like bruh wtf is this Information system thing we are supposed to identify out of a 96 page document you gave us.
that was a pretty good insight, thanks for the video. Am trying to enroll back to school to become a professional CIS yet am not good at math* any advice on, how to approach this?
Im a senior majoring information systems, got one semester left, nothing learning much, i suck at programming. Just passing class just to get by. After college i still dont know what concentration i wanna go
looking at the comments to see if you are the only one annoy by the fact he spend 6m talking about (how cares) before even answering the questions no you aren't the only one
@DDrummer I agree though if you’re going to do something you should know exactly what it’s about but you don’t know the persons true intention till then take it as a joke
@@7vengeance1 what about programming? How many classes did you take for that? I would really appreciate your reply, I’m thinking of switching from computer science major to CIS major, since programming doesn’t seem to be my thing
The school I’m transferring to offers “accounting information system” as a major. I’m currently an accounting major, so I think that’s the degree plan I will be choosing.
@@kingdoge69 I took about 10 CIS classes in total or 30 hours between transferring to a state university from a Community College and took maybe another 30 hours getting an associates, so I could be overshooting it but 15-20 CIS courses from start degree to finish, but I transferred in and some didn't transfer, etc. Graduated 2.5 years ago
what a BAD video, you say we should already know what Information Systems is, why would I ask youtube a question while I know the answer, like what was the purpose of this video, at 4:12 you say you don't know IS. I think you need to get prepared and stop talking about "THINGS THINGS THINGS THINGS THINGS AND STUFF" We want to know those things.
Nice Um doing information systems My modules are business management ..information sys ..development software What jobs can I do combining business management and information systems ..without development software?
So many!!! My classmates and I have done the following: Information officer Implementation specialist Network admin Systems analyst or engineer Cyber analyst Project manager Data scientist You understand how technology fits into an organization. So you can use it to add value to an organization. Good luck.
"If your studying it in college you should know it" my entire class including me have no clue what it is.
Halooshka Exactly why I am here 😂
Lmao I felt that
I'm on the ass end of my 3rd year of this degree program, have all my programming and most of my business classes out of the way, and I STILL haven't a clue what it is.
And we still don't.
He assumed we're fresh outta high school... 🤷🏾♂️
Freshman MIS major, Dad is a MIS and MBA graduate, worked his way up from an entry level programmer to assisting the CTO of the company he works for. It’s a fascinating field!!
Nepotism is pretty lucky, take advantage kid
How are things going now ?
Thank you that was really helpful. I'm doing a course which integrates modules on IS and it really caught my eye so thanks for the clarification.
Love this channel. Bachelor of Science: Business Administration; Information Systems Graduate right here! spring 17'
Ayejax you find a job?
Any luck
where you at now
I’m studying for my BS in business administration with a concentration on Information systems as well! What kind of job did you get into?
@@danielle228512 I am currently studying ISDS. Will graduate in May. I recently had an interview with IBM for an application development Specialist. The IS degree at my schools Is pretty business focused. I've taken A LOT of management classes, Marketing, Finance, Accounting. I've taken a class on where I learned how to create and manage databases I've only taken 2 coding classes in all of my 4 years at school which kinda put me at a disadvantage seeing how IBM was looking for someone with more coding experience (CS or Engineering Degree). If you are looking to get into the tech side of business then I would suggest maybe getting certifications such as A+, Network+ CCENT etc. I want to ultimately be a Network administrator and I am currently studying for the A+ right now. Then I am going to study for the Network+. If you want to stay on the business side, maybe look at getting a PMI cert (project management) or a CAPM (entry level project mgt cert). Or look into SAP certifications.
Thank you for that information i was having second thoughts on taking IS but now that i have a knowledge of it imma take it.
CIS grad here as of 12/15/18, job offer 5 days after graduating working with software support....NC at 45k(super low cost of living area)
Matthew Garcia This is very reassuring. I just switched to the IS major. Hoping to graduate within a year
very nice, going to do it next year. What kind of skill do you have?
What do you do for your job daily or most if the time. Do you code?
soo i shud do cs instead of is?
@@yusufsiddiqui4569 I mean if you want either one is a great major
This is great insight!
Hi there! I have a company and I want you to help me please to decide which information system to choose/use for each of these a) if I want to reduce my stock inventory space but dont loose customers and b) if I want to reduce the transportation costs for trying to have better management of the vehicle itineraries . Please Help! Which one to choose and why? Could it be M.I.S. in the first one? In the second? *note that the company wants to do a digital transformation.
thank you for the break down! now I can tell people what my actual degree entails instead of sounding like a weirdo
Can you also get into this with an associates
Love how he spent 6 minutes telling us where we'd heard the term and what it isn't
Yea and links to other videos.
Almost done with my BSIS and still have no clue what it means
now i understand Chandler does for work. cheers mate
Why is your IS website not secure?
Bachelors of science in information systems with a concentration in information tech. MBA in marketing
What kind of jobs you can land after having associate degree in info system technology?? Thank you
I am very interested in studing in an IT department but I am confused which subject to choose, because I like almost everything in it so its really frustrating to select one bachelor degree the university I will join in offers software engineering, computer engineering, information systems, network engineering, computer science. I would be glad if you just explain me which course is like more depanding and has high job value in near future and brief description about all. I would love to hear from you.
but alas, he did not
LMAOOO@@JamBadguy
Hi there I'm soon to be starting my IT program to get my bachelors degree with a concentration in Information System Security. I'm looking for some good tech. Do you know of some good tablets? Like Surface Pro I just need some advice. Love the page!!
I get really excited about doing presentations that will inspire people to take action. Based on information, is there a place for me at 55?
I was looking into majoring in business information systems for my bachelors degree. Although I am not sure whether to do management information systems or operations and supply chain management. It would be great help if you could give me some clarity as to the difference of the two and whether I should just do a business administration degree at a uc. I am very confused at what to pursue and the salaries and employment rate for the three. Please help!
What did u end up doing?
I've been a subscriber for a couple years now and my Psychology of Motivation just assigned this video to us. I was like "hey, I know that guy!" If you're wondering what this has to do with a psych class, everyone in the class is an IT major
Haha dang that is crazy!! Could you share with me privately where you go to school and in what context this video was shared? I'd love to hear more about this. Zach@itcareerquestions.com
what is the fact about information
Which is more worthy to study in college? information system degree or business related IT degree like business science or business information system
Y. MIS
Thanks
It's time for you guys to deliver explanations same as when you go to shop and order for a kilo of sugar and you get sugar...
Got to love the field of IT. What will be some major advances in IT in 2020 and beyond?
So are Computer Information systems and Information Systems the same? I am currently looking at colleges, and many only call it IS, and it seems like there is a focus on business. I just want to make sure I go into the computer oriented one.
What did you end up doing, and are you happy with your decision? I'm also torn between more business or computer-oriented "information systems"
Pursuing MIS degree right now online. Hoping to be done next year.
Rg Gt how did it go?
@Kian Naicker don't do it if you are not in IT industry.
@@roce6296 what do you mean by that, is it not a good degree ?
did the degree go bad?
@@roce6296
was it a bad degree???@@umararmoni5349
MASTER OF SCIENCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS. I GOT IT!!!!
Chris...Im thinking of Information Systems as my major for my Bachelors. Would you mind touching on the major for me?
👍🏼👍🏼 starting my MS this week
@@CarasGaladhon did the major work out?
@@talontitanleaf9881 I have a job I love in the public sector making $125k. So, yes. :)
my professor keeps giving information systems assignments and giving everyone a 1/5 score like bruh wtf is this Information system thing we are supposed to identify out of a 96 page document you gave us.
that was a pretty good insight, thanks for the video. Am trying to enroll back to school to become a professional CIS yet am not good at math* any advice on, how to approach this?
no math required bro
My program for information systems technology at my university needed calc 1 and some other applied math or w.e
Few people are born good at math. It just takes practice-tons of practice problems!
Math has been so helpful in my IT career. 😀. Good luck.
Im a senior majoring information systems, got one semester left, nothing learning much, i suck at programming. Just passing class just to get by. After college i still dont know what concentration i wanna go
How have you been
did it work out?
looking at the comments to see if you are the only one annoy by the fact he spend 6m talking about (how cares) before even answering the questions no you aren't the only one
I have BBA in Information Systems degree and I still don't know what it is.
😂
😆😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@DDrummer it’s a joke
@DDrummer I agree though if you’re going to do something you should know exactly what it’s about but you don’t know the persons true intention till then take it as a joke
hi is there a lot of mathematics in information system ?
From what I understand, not really. It's a lot of binary number which requires basic math.
Not really, at my school the highest math class I believe is calculus for management. Then there are other analysis classes
Sometimes there is some discrete math and statistics thrown in to the program.
Im late here but I'm a computer information systems graduate, you will have to take 2 accountings, a finance, and 2 statistic classes
Stats, differential and integral cal, discrete math (like linear algebra but easier)
Bro doesn't tell you what an information system is until 5:12 in
5:03 right there
And he absolutely does not tell you what information systems is saying you should know it...if I did would I have clicked on this.
What about health information systems
Is information Systems the same as accounting career field?
No, CIS may include a few accounting classes in their curriculum. But, accounting does not focus on technology like CIS does
I'm a CIS graduate, it requires 2 accounting classes, a finance class, and 2 statistic classes in terms of math to graduate
@@7vengeance1 what about programming? How many classes did you take for that? I would really appreciate your reply, I’m thinking of switching from computer science major to CIS major, since programming doesn’t seem to be my thing
The school I’m transferring to offers “accounting information system” as a major. I’m currently an accounting major, so I think that’s the degree plan I will be choosing.
@@kingdoge69 I took about 10 CIS classes in total or 30 hours between transferring to a state university from a Community College and took maybe another 30 hours getting an associates, so I could be overshooting it but 15-20 CIS courses from start degree to finish, but I transferred in and some didn't transfer, etc. Graduated 2.5 years ago
7 minutes and this dude said literally nothing lol
im about to finish my degree and i still have no idea what it is, i just know coding thats about it
Isn't that computer science?
what a BAD video, you say we should already know what Information Systems is, why would I ask youtube a question while I know the answer, like what was the purpose of this video, at 4:12 you say you don't know IS. I think you need to get prepared and stop talking about "THINGS THINGS THINGS THINGS THINGS AND STUFF" We want to know those things.
MIS here
Nice
Um doing information systems
My modules are business management ..information sys ..development software
What jobs can I do combining business management and information systems ..without development software?
So many!!! My classmates and I have done the following:
Information officer
Implementation specialist
Network admin
Systems analyst or engineer
Cyber analyst
Project manager
Data scientist
You understand how technology fits into an organization. So you can use it to add value to an organization.
Good luck.
Sorry, but this clip was not helpful at all. Touching on too many things without actually saying anything.
Information system is a system of information can i get a Distinction thanks :)
You talk out of topics alot
uselss video
U ddnt teach anything you just introduced yourself
You talk a lot, you could have shorten your video.
This guy literally spent 7 minutes BSing. I still have no clue what IS entails, what it's like in real world.