Information Systems & Supply Chain Management
Information Systems & Supply Chain Management
The Information Systems and Supply Chain Management Department supports the core Business Administration curriculum and offers two degree programs at the Undergraduate level (Information Systems and Supply Chain Management).
The Computer Information Systems (CIS) major integrates business, computing technologies and innovation. Information Systems focuses primarily on the role that information and technology play in creating business solutions. The analytical and creativity skills assist the graduate to design and create automated business solutions. Supply Chain Management is a discipline that teaches students about the identification, acquisition, access, positioning, management of resources and related capabilities a company needs or potentially needs in the attainment of its strategic objectives.
Contact Us
Visit the Department of Information Systems & Supply Chain Management in the School of Business Suite 438 or email HUSB-InfoSysSupplyChain@Howard.edu.
Chairperson
Department Coordinator
Faculty Research Areas
- Decision Science
- Information Systems
- Production & Operations Management
- Quantitative Analysis
- Statistics
- Cybersecurity
- Supply Chain Management
- Environmental Sustainability
Mission Statement
The Howard University School of Business Department of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management focuses on educating students to create and apply business solutions which integrate information systems technologies and analytical knowledge. Students are prepared to produce solutions of the highest quality through focused study of people, processes and technology in addition to the complete supply chain life cycle. The faculty of the department seek to foster an applied learning environment which supports intellectual curiosity through research and debate, advanced study of business issues, and corporate partnering.