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Section 1 - Postsecondary Education Quality Assessment Board

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PEQAB Application for Consent Renewal/2008<br />

Bachelor of Business Information Systems/Part A<br />

4.1 Degree-Level Summary<br />

RCC Institute of Technology is seeking consent renewal and a renaming of its Bachelor<br />

of Technology (Computer Information Systems) program. The Bachelor of Business<br />

Information Systems program is a baccalaureate degree with an applied focus. The<br />

degree standards applicable to programs within this category address the need for<br />

graduates to possess<br />

• A comprehensive understanding of the principles within the field;<br />

• Breadth of learning within the program such that graduates are equipped for<br />

applying their knowledge and skills outside of their specific discipline; and<br />

• Depth of study within the field such that graduates are able to critically<br />

evaluate issues and approaches to problems within their field.<br />

The following sections address these standards within these three broad categories:<br />

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Comprehensive Understanding of the Principles<br />

The eight-term Bachelor of Business Information Systems (BBIS) program provides<br />

students with an in-depth understanding of business concepts, principles and practices;<br />

technical knowledge and skills; and general education required to effectively and<br />

efficiently analyze business problems and design and implement computerized business<br />

information systems solutions. The program involves 151 credit hours of study (172<br />

contact hours) and provides a solid foundation in business concepts, applications<br />

development, object-oriented analysis and requirements modeling, database theory with<br />

business intelligence, network technology, web architecture, mathematics, statistics, and<br />

communications. Applied research, written and oral communication, critical thinking,<br />

problem solving and team skills are integrated into both technical and non-technical<br />

courses. Students are introduced to a range of humanities and social science areas<br />

through a series of increasingly complex general education courses.<br />

The principal areas of study within the program include business, business applications<br />

development, business systems development and information technology architecture<br />

RCC Institute of Technology<br />

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