Empower Your Future with Information Systems
In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, computer-based information systems are at the heart of innovation, shaping products, services, and the way organizations operate. The Information Systems discipline is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to build systems that enhance performance across all levels of an organization. Whether it's streamlining decision-making or improving management efficiency, Information Systems professionals are essential to solving complex challenges and driving business success.
As an Information Systems student, you’ll dive into the evolving role of technology and organizational processes—learning how to design, implement, and maintain the systems that keep our global economy moving. The field offers exciting opportunities for those who want to be at the intersection of business and technology, with professionals working in areas like application development, database analysis, business analysis, and even taking on management roles.
What sets Information Systems graduates apart? It’s their unique combination of technical expertise, business insight, and strong interpersonal skills—qualities that make them invaluable assets to any organization.
Overall employment growth for Computer and Information Technology occupations continues to grow much faster than average for all occupations. Median annual pay for Computer and Information Technology occupations is also more than double the median earnings of all occupations according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov)
If you’re ready to lead in the digital age, Information Systems is the career path that will help you unlock your potential!
Beginning Fall 2025, we will offer an online program option for Information Systems undergraduate students.
For more information, contact Dr. David Bourrie (dbourrie@southalabama.edu) or Ms. Angela Clark (amclark@southalabama.edu)
New Concentration: Applied Artificial Intelligence
Beginning Fall 2025, Information Systems students can complete a concentration in Applied AI. The concentration will consist of four courses:
- Artificial Intelligence Basics
- Survey of Machine Learning
- Fundamentals of Deep Learning
- Large Language Models
Careers in computing related to artificial intelligence are projected to be among the fastest-growing in the tech industry. The curriculum focuses on practical applications of AI to build systems that improve decision-making, personalize customer interactions, and enhance business agility. Their expertise will support departments such as sales, marketing, customer service, and operations, ultimately boosting profitability and giving organizations a competitive edge.
Non-Tenure-Track Position, 12-Month, Instructor
The University of South Alabama Department of Information Systems and Technology invites
applications for a continuing, non-tenure track (12-month) Instructor position in
Information Systems and Technology, starting August 15, 2025. - Click here for more information.
Angela Clark
Department Chair, Information Technology Coordinator, Senior Instructor
School of Computing
University of South Alabama