I think a lot of people come into tech with the misperception that it's all about code and the latest stack. Without skilled business analysts, UX designers, entrepreneurs, etc a lot of products would seriously suck. So to anyone thinking of getting into IT, don't freak out thinking you'll have to learn a new programming language every 6 months. Dive a little deeper. You may be pleasantly surprised 🙂
Hi! I'm under 18 and I'm not sure what I'd like to do... I choosed subjects on the litterature field because I wanted to be a teacher but Now I'm thinking of going into MIS or something related to tech. Can you apply to a university even if you don't have any math or computer course?
What math did you have to take? Did it work out? I’m debating between MIS and CE/CS because I am not too too good at math and I’ve heard MIS isn’t as math intensive
@@aury6093 calc was the highest however dont be too discouraged because theres a lot of ways to get tutor or help! I worked in groups all semester and it helped a lot come test day
What is the interview process like for business analyst roles with excel/python/sql like? Do they make you do a problem during the interview like tech interviews would?
What is your job title if you don’t mind sharing? I’m thinking about getting into Computer Information Systems and I would like to do the type of work you do.
As someone who wants to have a career in marketing and advertisement but not nasesarily graduate with those degrees would MIS be a good choice for me? Especially that I'm still open to other buisness related career options?
Thank you, since you dived in the MIS program, I will be taking INFO331, for my BA, in Business Management, and the upper level courses all focus similarly on what is appropriate for the curriculum. Is there a tutor, or site you would recommend to get me started on understanding what Management information systems is? Thank you for the information, Kimberly.
Almost done with a bachelor’s of applied science with pm and mis minor. I have an opportunity to switch to a bachelor’s arts business administration with major pm abd mis but torn in which one would be best
I wanted to take MIS but my school only offers it to student on campus since the campus is out of state I go online they have CIS online but it's competitive to get in but I was looking into getting a degree in business administration with a minor in data science is that a good route
Really? I'm considering studying this and I need the honest truth about it. I already have a diploma in software engineering and was thinking this will give me a broader range of career options. Would you recommend it?
@@abigailokoiobuli8945if you have experience in software engineering forget about this degree, you have the relevant experience. All you need to do is network and find a higher role, and you can prove it with your professional experience
@@abigailokoiobuli8945 The economy in Tech industry has been shut down for awhile now due to Tech recession. That’s why It’s really hard for grad students to have a interview/job right now because most of companies in Tech only recruit candidates who have experience.
Lot's of people that have Computer Science, Engineering, and any other decent degree that are actually worth a damn can't find jobs right now. Just cause you're not succeeding doesn't mean that'll be the case for everyone that pursues this degree.
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I think a lot of people come into tech with the misperception that it's all about code and the latest stack. Without skilled business analysts, UX designers, entrepreneurs, etc a lot of products would seriously suck. So to anyone thinking of getting into IT, don't freak out thinking you'll have to learn a new programming language every 6 months. Dive a little deeper. You may be pleasantly surprised 🙂
Hi! I'm under 18 and I'm not sure what I'd like to do... I choosed subjects on the litterature field because I wanted to be a teacher but Now I'm thinking of going into MIS or something related to tech. Can you apply to a university even if you don't have any math or computer course?
@@sunshy2808 Depends on what school. But mostly yes.
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just started computer information systems today. Four years to go!
How its going? are you enjoying??
it'll be great if you could make more videos about the university journey for MIS/CIS and advice to do best! thanks for this
Going the MIS route and I’m pretty stoked. Looking forward to a whole new journey !
What math did you have to take? Did it work out? I’m debating between MIS and CE/CS because I am not too too good at math and I’ve heard MIS isn’t as math intensive
hows it going so far? just got a scholarship for cis
@@aury6093 calc was the highest however dont be too discouraged because theres a lot of ways to get tutor or help! I worked in groups all semester and it helped a lot come test day
@@NathanBattig sick! Its good dude, so far a lot of excel spreadsheets
Which university did you take??
I definitely love this piece of information… I just started this concentration this year!!
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What is the interview process like for business analyst roles with excel/python/sql like? Do they make you do a problem during the interview like tech interviews would?
I second this!
thank you I'm going to pick information management technology in high school 🥰
What is your job title if you don’t mind sharing? I’m thinking about getting into Computer Information Systems and I would like to do the type of work you do.
So helpful thank you!
As someone who wants to have a career in marketing and advertisement but not nasesarily graduate with those degrees would MIS be a good choice for me? Especially that I'm still open to other buisness related career options?
same question!!
What did you end up doing?
hey thank you for that video, it means a lot to me, I am learning about that topic in the university I am so thank you so much
This is my new favorite yt channel. Thx for the info!
ahh im glad ! thank you
Do yu have any source for internships I mean is there any website from where yu have taken you internship
Thank you, since you dived in the MIS program, I will be taking INFO331, for my BA, in Business Management, and the upper level courses all focus similarly on what is appropriate for the curriculum. Is there a tutor, or site you would recommend to get me started on understanding what Management information systems is? Thank you for the information, Kimberly.
Did you have any issue using a Mac instead of a PC?
More important and thank ❤❤❤
Is a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration with concentration in MIS have the same value to a Bachelor Degree in MIS?
Almost done with a bachelor’s of applied science with pm and mis minor. I have an opportunity to switch to a bachelor’s arts business administration with major pm abd mis but torn in which one would be best
Do u need programming..??? For computer information system.
you’re so pretty and intellectual! im about to get my degree in mis. What school did you go too?
Georgia state all 4 years right? I was looking at that school too, it’s just farr
The answer for all questions: it depends on you 🙄!
Is a concentration in cybersecurity very mathematical and technical?
I wanted to take MIS but my school only offers it to student on campus since the campus is out of state I go online they have CIS online but it's competitive to get in but I was looking into getting a degree in business administration with a minor in data science is that a good route
Congratulations. On your graduation
Can I get into IT with CIS AA?
@Josh Hutchings can you clarify this once like how can we get into IT after this degree??
Get an A+ certificate and apply for help desk jobs
Is it considered a quantitative degree?
how would you describe the difficulty of your major.
Easy peasy
@@sacit3025 would nursing be harder than this career?
@@thechamp855 yes
This is very interesting it me l mean I'm a student in CIS helpful to me.
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i heard you have to travel a lot and may have to work upwards of 70 hours a week with this major. is that true?
If ur in certain careers like consulting that can be true but if you are a software engineer it usually isn’t.
This degree is BS, I just graduated 4 months ago and haven’t even got a single interview
Really? I'm considering studying this and I need the honest truth about it. I already have a diploma in software engineering and was thinking this will give me a broader range of career options. Would you recommend it?
@@abigailokoiobuli8945if you have experience in software engineering forget about this degree, you have the relevant experience. All you need to do is network and find a higher role, and you can prove it with your professional experience
@@abigailokoiobuli8945 The economy in Tech industry has been shut down for awhile now due to Tech recession. That’s why It’s really hard for grad students to have a interview/job right now because most of companies in Tech only recruit candidates who have experience.
It’s really not bs…maybe it’s because you live in a farm field and not a tech savvy area
Lot's of people that have Computer Science, Engineering, and any other decent degree that are actually worth a damn can't find jobs right now. Just cause you're not succeeding doesn't mean that'll be the case for everyone that pursues this degree.
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One of the best videos I've seen so far covering this topic🤌