The Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Management will prepare you to design, operate, and evaluate competitive technology alternatives to meet an organization’s needs. You will learn the basic concepts of computer technology and how to apply it accurately and appropriately in workplace settings. You also will be introduced to changing trends in computer technology and their future impacts, as well as the legal and ethical issues regarding the handling of data.
AAS in Information Systems Management
Overview
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this program may pursue careers in local, state, or federal government; nonprofit organizations; the private sector; or cultural institutions.
Faculty Contact
Dr. Antonios Saravanos
(212) 992-8725
saravanos@nyu.edu
FLEXIBILITY FOR FALL 2021
NYU plans to resume in-person instruction for academic year 2021-22, and will welcome students back on campus. If you are unable to attend in-person for Fall 2021, accommodations may be available for remote study.
NOTE: Certain restrictions and requirements may apply for international students.
Program Structure
Major Curriculum
The required core curriculum is complemented by a broad array of courses that include content in business and management, database design, management systems, and systems analysis. In addition, the degree offers excellent preparation for a bachelor’s degree, including:
Core Courses
Core courses provide an in-depth exploration of the liberal arts that expands your critical thinking and analytical skills, increases your knowledge, and develops your intellect.
Core Requirements
The degree is a 60 credit program consisting of a required set of core courses (32 credits) and required courses (28 credits).
Required Major Courses
Students are required to take seven courses from the following list of courses in consultation with their advisor.
- BUSN1-UC0504 Business Organization & Management 4
- ECON1-UC0301 Intro to Macroeconomics 4
- ECON1-UC0302 Intro to Microeconomics 4
- ISMM1-UC0746 Fundamentals of Computing 4
- ISMM1-UC0702 Database Design 4
- ISMM1-UC0751 Networking 4
- ISMM1-UC0771 Management Info Systems 4
- ISMM1-UC0752 Systems Analysis 4
- ISMM1-UC7990 Spec Top in Information Systems Management 2-4
Writing
The following courses may be required based on a writing placement assessment, and should be successfully completed within the first three semesters.
Critical Thinking
Students are required to take the following course.
Quantitative Reasoning
Students, in close consultation with their advisor, select Math 1 and Math II or one of the following other courses based on a math placement assessment.
Scientific Issues
Students select one of the following courses in consultation with their advisor.
Historical Perspectives
Students select one of the following courses.
Global Perspectives
Students select one of the following courses.
Literary and Artistic Expressions
Students select one of the following courses.
Admissions Criteria
Note: Applicants must have at least a gap semester between high school graduation and their pursuit of an associate degree at NYUSPS.
Applications will be reviewed for evidence of:
Academic preparedness suggestive of success at the associate level
Personal attributes that predict readiness for college-level work (e.g., motivation to learn, time management, personal responsibility, maturity)
Self-reflection on reasons for pursuing a college degree and how the degree will advance one’s personal or career goals
Application Dates
Fall - August 1st
Spring - January 1st
Required Forms and Application Details
$0 application fee
GED or high school diploma required - recommended minimum 2.7 (B-) GPA
Résumé
1 Letter of recommendation (recommended, but not required)
4 short-answer essays
Official transcripts from all high school and colleges attended
Fees
For Academic Year 2019-2020
Tuition per 4 credit course $2,040
Registration Fee* $708
*Fees based on total number of courses registered for, see link below for details.
Review Process
Applications are reviewed by the NYUSPS Office of Admissions, in consultation with the Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies.
Financing Your education
We know that financial planning for your education is of the utmost importance. We want to support you. Click the link below to learn about financial aid opportunities or download the financial aid guidelines document.