Undergraduate Studies in Information Systems in Canada

The Bachelor of Information (BI) considers the interactions between information technologies and social worlds, providing you with the conceptual tools and practical techniques necessary to understand and effect change in a data-intensive society. The BI program integrates design thinking, critical scholarship, and experiential learning. -

This program prepares students to become computer systems analysts as well as system and software designers. To do this, they will develop skills in various fields of interest in computer science: programming techniques and languages, software engineering, operating systems, information structures, algorithmics, computer networks and computer security. -

The Enterprise Systems stream provides students with the critical knowledge and practical skills needed to become systems analysts. A systems analyst is a technology-savvy business professional whose primary function is to help organizations apply the latest technology in order to solve business problems and/or take advantage of business opportunities. The systems analyst works closely with key organizational members (such as senior managers, business functional managers, and employees), suppliers, customers, and technology providers to identify critical business needs and opportunities, and then apply technology to help address such needs and opportunities. Systems analysts must have an interest in the latest technologies and their application, and interact effectively with both business and technical personnel. -