Apply knowledge from computing, mathematics, statistics and management to ensure effective Information Systems practice.

Analyze problems and systems

 Identify, define and design appropriate computing, IS and IT solutions, tools and methodologies.

Achieve and demonstrate a working knowledge of the Software Development Life Cycle, which includes requirements analysis, systems design, implementation, testing, deployment, maintenance and evaluation, and apply it to Information Systems projects that solve problems where computing solutions are appropriate.

 Function effectively on teams in order to accomplish a desired goal.

Understand the ethical, societal and professional responsibilities of the Information Systems professional.

Communicate effectively in both oral and written modes.

Identify and analyze the bidirectional impact of sociotechnical problems and computing on individuals, organizations and society, including ethical, legal, security and policy issues.

Invoke current techniques, skills, tools and methodologies necessary to becoming an effective Information Systems professional.

Understand the need to engage in continuing professional development, and to understand the purpose of research in the Information Systems and computing fields, and how this benefits current practice.

Understand processes that support the delivery and management of Information Systems within a business, managerial and organizational environment.