Computer Information Systems Jennings A. Jones College of Business Middle Tennessee State University.

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Computer Information Systems Jennings A. Jones College of Business Middle Tennessee State University

A Computer Information Systems Degree Provides you with a unique combination of business and technical skills Prepares you to solve business problems through the development and application of information systems Positions you for an exciting, rewarding career

Why Major in CIS ? High demand Competitive salary Fun and challenging work

Off Shoring Myths Locally, there is a high number of job availabilities and the number is growing Demand for IT workers is exceeding supply “There will always be a place locally for good technologists” –Janet Miller, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce The most creative technical work is not likely to be outsourced –Owen Thomas and Rob Kelley, “The 10 fastest-growing jobs”

CIS Jobs are Technology is the fastest growing sector for jobs One of the ten hottest careers for college graduates According to Robert Half Technology survey, despite concerns of economic recession, 20% of CIOs intend to hire new technology workers

Information Technology Industry Demand for technology workers is higher than it has been in five years (Robert Half Technology) 1 million new IT jobs are predicted between 2004 and 2014 (The Bureau of Labor) Average starting salaries for IT will increase 5.3% over 2007 James Maguire “The 2008 IT Salary Guide”, Datamation November, 2007

Fastest Growing Occupations in Tennessee through 2014 Employment % Change 1. Network/Data Communications Analysts2,6804,41064% 2. Software engineers (systems)2,7404,27056% 3. Software engineers/developers (application)3,0904,64050% 4. Database Administrators1,4502,18050% 5. Network and computer systems administrators3,8705,65046% 6. Physician assistant 7. Directors, religious activities and education 8. Financial services 9.Forensic science technicians 10. Industrial-organizational psychologists 11. Computer systems analysts6,7209,12036% 12. Music directors and composers Top 12 fastest growing occupations in Tennessee requiring a bachelor’s degree during

Advertised IT Jobs in Nashville Nashville Technology Council Jan, % Growth Since 2004!

A Few of the Great Companies Who Hire MTSU CIS Graduates

Starting Salaries Median starting salaries for individuals receiving bachelor’s degrees in computer and information sciences is $45,000

Average Salaries Computer Software Engineers $79,930 Network Systems Analysts$60,600 Database Administrators$60,650 Job Titles Annual Earnings

Application Software Engineer/Developer –Level I$51,909 –Level II$65,411 –Level III$81,173 Network Administrator –Level I$44,615 –Level II$56,606 –Level III$63,947 Application Systems Analyst –Level I$47,702 –Level II$59,049 –Level III$72,680 Annual Median Salaries in Nashville as of March

Annual Median Salaries in Nashville as of March 2008 IT Auditor –Level I$46,775 –Level II$61,391 –Level III$74,765 Database Administrator$82,130 Web Developer$67,885 Sr. Web Developer$77,797 IS Manager$97,255

Myth: Only Nerds Major in CIS CIS majors become business professionals who work with both people and technology Incorrect image of IT professionals –“The stereotypical image of an IT professional is one of a technology geek who spends his or her day in a dark basement office next to the server room…” 1 1 “Vertical markets: Busting the myth of the IT nerd” Precision Marketing Mar 23, 2007, p. 21

Myth: Only Nerds Major in CIS Reality about IT professional image –“A survey by database software developer Embarcardero reveal that, contrary to popular belief, IT professionals are not tied to their computers. Many are enthusiastic sportsmen and lots consider themselves to be competent cooks these days. Of course, this may have always been the case, but no one noticed.” 1 1 “Vertical markets: Busting the myth of the IT nerd” Precision Marketing Mar 23, 2007, p. 21

Technology careers provide fun and challenging opportunities! 94% technology workers are happy with their career 88% would recommend their career to others Anne Fisher, “10 Great Job Markets for Techies” May 2007www.CNNMoney.com

On the Job, IT Workers use a Variety of Skills Skills companies are looking for in Recent IT graduates Analytical / Problem solving skills Soft Skills such as communication, negotiation, conflict resolution, and organization Love for IT Interest in life long learning Business Acumen Programming and Database skills Survey conducted by the Nashville Technology Council, January 2008

Is a CIS Degree Right For You ? Do you want to work in a field where demand for jobs is increasing? Do you want a competitive salary? Do you want to make an impact by providing innovative solutions for business problems? Do you like working with technology? Do you like working with people? If your answer is “yes”, then a CIS degree may be right for you!