Toward a model curriculum for an information systems degree in liberal arts colleges
Howatt J.
2006
Proceedings of the Information Systems Education Conference, ISECON
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This paper presents a rationale for a model curriculum for an IS major in liberal arts colleges, followed by the courses that would comprise such a curriculum, sample schedules and staffing requirements for those courses. The recommendations in IS2002 and CC2005 were used in constructing the curriculum. © 2006 EDSIG.
Information systems; Liberal arts; Model curriculum
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