Departments
Program types
The types of programs offered in the Department include: four-year day and evening bachelor’s degree programs for vocational senior high school graduates, two-year day, evening and weekend bachelor’s degree programs for junior college graduates, a five-year associate degree program for junior high school graduates, two-year evening and weekend associate degree programs for vocational senior high school graduates.
Educational objectives
The Department aims to help students gain insights into the potential influence of information technology on business, and provide students with a strong foundation in information technology and professional management knowledge and skills so that they can help shape the informational environment of an enterprise, improve its organizational efficiency and effectiveness, and thus contribute to its development.
Departmental features
Based on our faculty expertise, current facilities, and existing research achievements in developing property management information systems, we choose “Ubiquitous Property Management Information System” as our departmental feature and research direction. Sub-projects under that include “Building an RFID Environment of Digital Life”, “Building an Information Infrastructure for Community Healthcare Service”, “Linking a Property Management Information System to Mobile Networks”, and “Business Models for Ubiquitous Property Information Systems”. The completion of these sub-projects will not only consolidate our existing features but also make them more prominent.
Departmental facilities
There are six computer labs and nine project labs in the Department. Computer labs are used as classrooms for lectures and for students to practice the skills learned in lectures. Project rooms provide our students with the necessary equipment to do research and develop information systems under faculty guidance. Our computers, mainly using Windows operating systems, are installed with office software, databases, development tools, and multimedia software so as to make it more convenient for our students to learn information technology and system management.
Student career development
The information management field is widely recognized for its current and future career potential. Students who graduate from the Department have a wide range of career choices. They may either pursue further studies at home or abroad or land a job as a consultant of information management or project management, programmer, systems analyst, systems manager, database engineer, application/software/website developer, etc.
Apr 17, 2009
