About this course:
- The Informatics (INFO) discipline provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to manage the relationship between information systems and people.
- The informatics program integrates social sciences with multidimensional information systems to develop the ability to evaluate complex information processing.
- Students will learn about expert, biological, and clinical decision support systems, models, and technology; management of informatics data in database management systems; informatics systems analysis, design, and implementation.
The student will be able to:
- Conduct best practices in informatics while maintaining a Christian worldview.
- Apply core informatics principles and practices to determine effective solutions to hypothetical and/or real life situations.
- Design and maintain informatics solutions that meet desired requirements.
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