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Prof. Sulin Ba

Management Information Systems

MIS teaches skills that lie at the interface between business functions and information technologies. These include highly sought after proficiencies that help you identify technology improvements in business practices including accounting, finance, marketing, operations and everything in between, formulate creative solutions, manage teams that will implement solutions and understand business requirements with the perspective of technologies.

MIS Case Competition

Upcoming Events

  1. Sep 20 Virtual Reality Demo1:00pm
  2. Sep 21 MIS Case Competition Kickoff1:00pm
  3. Sep 21 Microcontrollers Demo2:00pm

Information Management Association

IMA is the student club for MIS majors that helps connect members with company recruiters and professional opportunities. Any student with an IT and business interest can join and pursue career development and networking. Contact us and become a member today!

ima@business.uconn.edu
http://s.uconn.edu/ima

RSS Latest from MIS

  • The Wait Is Over: OPIM Innovate Workshop Schedule September 18, 2018
    Welcome back UCONN students! Now that all of you are settled and prepared for the semester, OPIM Innovate would like to share the upcoming workshop schedule for this Fall 2018. Featuring companies like Jetbrains, Candoo Drones, and RapidQube, this semester’s workshops are set to be some of the most informative and entertaining yet! The schedule is as […]
  • MIS Meet and Greet September 16, 2018
    Welcome back MIS students! On Friday, September 21st the OPIM Department will be hosting a Meet and Greet for new and returning students. This Meet and Greet will be a great opportunity to mingle amongst your peers and make connections with faculty in the department. We will be giving tours of OPIM Innovate and the new […]
  • MIS Case Competition Kickoff September 16, 2018
    The time has arrived! It is mid-September and the annual Management Information Systems (MIS) Case Competition is almost underway. The competition, sponsored by OPIM Innovate and coordinated by  Information Management Association (IMA), is based on business cases focused in MIS. The competition is comprised of teams of four students, two of which must be from the School […]
  • Summer Intern- Exports & Trade with Terex May 3, 2018
    Terex, out of Westport, Connecticut, is looking for a student with strong data analytics skills to intern in exports and trades this summer. This intern will develop a trade and flow tool using Excel, update export processes, and conduct research on export and trade processes. Applicants should be upperclassmen with a minimum 3.3 GPA, and have […]

RSS OPIM – School of Business

  • New Business School Faculty for 2018 September 18, 2018
    Four UConn alumni, high-ranking executives from Anthem and Electric Boat, and professors with ties to Harvard and Yale are among the new faculty joining the UConn School of Business this fall. “The School of Business brings faculty, staff and students together to transform lives, organizations and our communities,” said Dean John A. Elliott. “As faculty...  […]
  • Simons ’95 EMBA Joins CIBER Advisory Council September 14, 2018
    Associate Dean Sulin Ba and Arminda Kamphausen, associate director of UConn’s Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER), recently visited Samuel R.N. Simons ’95 EMBA at his company, OEM Controls in Shelton, Conn. Simons is the newest member of CIBER’s Advisory Council. Simons gave them an in-depth tour of the manufacturing facility, which has...  […]
  • UConn Team to Be Featured on Season 3 of Entrepreneurship-Focused PBS Show August 7, 2018
    UConn School of Engineering– A four-person team, featuring University of Connecticut Engineering and Business students, will test their luck on the PBS show “Make48.” Read article
  • Study: Faster Internet Not a Boon to All of CT July 24, 2018
    Hartford Business Journal– Government officials in a number of Connecticut cities and towns have long wanted to broaden access to faster internet speeds to spur economic development and make their local communities more attractive places to live and work. Read article