The Department for Information Systems in Business trains students to become specialists able to utilize information to create business solutions.

Due to the growth and popularization of the Internet, all current corporate activities, including product development, production, sales and even the management of customer relations, have become based on the utilization of information. Because of this, there is a growing need for personnel with the skills to utilize information within business. We aim to foster business specialists who are able to keep up with changes in the business environment, changes caused by the diversification of information and the growing use of information in real time, and who can use computers for business solutions.
Degree awarded: Bachelor of Business Administration
Department for Information Systems in Business: Course Highlights
1. Enhance specific expertise in areas where business and information merge.
The curriculum of the Department for Information Systems in Business offers many class subjects relating to business and information. We also offer courses in fields that straddle both areas, such as e-business and data mining. The provision of these courses is what gives our curriculum its unique edge. We strive to raise our levels of expertise in line with the times, and make every effort to review our curriculum system and our study methods.
2. Contribute to corporate activities by utilizing your knowledge of information in business.
In business, when the time comes to make decisions and consider strategies, it is possible to reduce risk and enhance the possibility of company success by utilizing information. Where is that information found, and what form does it take? What methods are there for extracting beneficial information from it and utilizing it for business activities? We study data gathering and analysis methods that can contribute to corporate practice.
Name of Course | |
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Introductory Courses | Introduction to Economy |
Introduction to Business Management | |
Introduction to Information and Information Systems in Business | |
Introduction to Computing | |
Foundations of Information Processing | |
Introduction to Business Computing with Personal Computer S | |
Introduction to Personal Computer and Computing A | |
Introduction to Personal Computer and Computing B | |
Basic Courses | Introduction to Business Management |
Strategic Uses of Information Technology in Business | |
Business and Strategies | |
Basic of Business Administration | |
Management Information | |
Marketing Basics | |
Statistics for Business | |
Productionh Management &Planning | |
Basics of Accounting | |
Basic Study of MicroeconomicsⅠ | |
Basic Study of MacroeconomicsⅠ | |
Hardware Engineering | |
Software Engineering | |
Information Processing Ⅰ | |
Information Processing Ⅱ | |
Networking and Digital Communications | |
Business Computing with Personal Computer A | |
Business Computing with Personal Computer B | |
Business Computing with Personal Computer C | |
HTML Coding |
Advanced Courses | Name of Course |
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Courses on Business | Operations Research |
Organization Management | |
Data Analysis for Business | |
eBusiness | |
eFinance Ⅰ | |
eFinance Ⅱ | |
Current Uses of IT in Business | |
Project Management | |
Risk Management | |
International Enterprise Ⅰ | |
International Enterprise Ⅱ | |
Supply Chain Management | |
Production Management | |
Distribution System Ⅰ | |
Distribution System Ⅱ | |
Bookkeeping Official Approval Practice 2nd | |
Courses on Information Technology | Corporate Information SystemsⅠ |
Corporate Information SystemsⅡ | |
Theory of Database | |
Multimedia | |
Data Mining | |
Information Society and the Related Issues | |
Information and Vocation | |
Seminars on Business Information | Business Presentation |
Computer Programming A | |
Exercises in mobile application development | |
Computer Programming C | |
Graphics and Image Data Processing | |
Desktop Publishing | |
Essentials on Information Systems Management | |
Multimedia Processing | |
Data Mining Processing |