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IS'15 - A Model Curriculum reflecting the emerging IS Profession

This proposed Model Curriculum and Guidelines for Undergraduate Degree Programs in Information Systems is designed to reflect the actual job market in IS/IT. It is grounded in the requirements of industry for new graduates from business school affiliated information systems degree programs. The application software package orientation of the current IS/IT industry has created three major IS employment areas: Systems Administration/ Support; Project/ Systems/ Architecture Analysis and Implementation; and Systems Development and Programming of personal-level applications. This proposed curriculum recognizes these trends by reinserting and updating two IS 2002 courses and creating a new course based on two now significant IS 2002 learning units, while removing two courses “focused on concepts at a higher level of abstraction.”