[ale] MIS

[John Wells]

I'd agree with this as far as tech goes.  The classes I had provided only
a dusting of subjects, and more from a management perspective than a tech
perspective.  I had to go outside the program, taking CS classes and doing
a *lot* of reading/hacking to get what I needed.  YMMV.

Of course, the goal of an MBA program is not to teach you how to be a
systems analyst.

John

Geoffrey said:
> My personal experiences indicated they don't know enough about either
> subject (technical vs. business)
>
> Charles Shapiro wrote:
>> Erm, role?
>>
>> A lotta these guys wind up as Project Managers, a thankless task which
>> involves abuse from both PHBs (Pointy Haired Bosses, after Dilbert)
>> and coders. Ideally, they're supposed to shield the two groups from
>> each other.
>>
>> -- CHS
>>
>> On Wed, 2002-07-10 at 14:59, tom hawks wrote:
>>
>>>If someone has an MBA with a concentration in MIS, what would their
>>> job rule usally consist of ?
>>>
>>
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