A.A.S in Information Systems Management

One of the hallmarks of NYU-ScPS is to provide professional education and training. To that end, the Associate in Applied Science in Information Systems Management provides a curriculum that serves both student and industry needs. The degree is meant to be both conceptual and practical, providing a foundation in general management theory, as well as in specific computer applications. Graduates with this A.A.S. may pursue careers in local, state, or federal government; nonprofit organizations; the private sector; or cultural institutions. Possible career paths include technology management and office management. In addition, the degree offers excellent preparation for a bachelor’s degree, including the B.S. degrees offered at McGhee in Leadership and Management Studies, Digital Communications and Media, Information Systems Management, and Real Estate.

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Core Curriculum (32-34 Credits)

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Required Courses (28 Credits)

Students select seven out of the following eight courses.

Advanced Business Computing / ISMM1-DC0746		4
Business Organization and Management / BUSN1-DC0504		4
Database Design / ISMM1-DC0702		4
Introduction to Macroeconomics / BUSN1-DC0301		4
Introduction to Microeconomics / BUSN1-DC0302		4
Local Area Networks / ISMM1-DC0751		4
Management Information Systems / ISMM1-DC0771		4
Systems Analysis / ISMM1-DC0752		4

TOTAL CREDITS 60-62