Economic Development and Entrepreneurship The School of Informatics and Computing is also deeply involved in the area of economic development and entrepreneurship. Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores from within the last five years if you are seeking direct financial assistance (such as an assistantship or fellowship) from the School of Informatics and Computing.
Admission
Freshmen returning to the School of Computing and Informatics are invited to apply for admission. International students wishing to enroll in the School of Computing and Informatics must first apply through the Office of International Affairs.
Undergraduate Certificate Programs
We encourage you to apply for Direct Enrollment, which allows you to enter IUPUI as a student in the School of Informatics and Computer Science in your first semester. Before each semester enrollment, a student of the Faculty of Informatics and Computer Science is given study counseling by a professor or scientific advisor.
Informatics Certificate
Although academic advising is intended to provide effective guidance, students are responsible for planning their programs and meeting the following degree requirements for graduation. Students are advised to read the bulletin descriptions of all selected courses, paying careful attention to the conditions regarding the granting of credits.
Medical Coding Certificate
Human-Computer Interaction Certificate
Because human-computer interaction studies a human and a machine in relationship, it draws on supporting knowledge from both the machine and human sides. The Undergraduate Certificate in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is a 15-credit-hour program that allows students to become certified in the fundamental theory and application of human-computer interaction.
Legal Informatics Certificate
On the machine side, techniques in computer graphics, operating systems, programming languages and development environments are relevant. Students can seek this certificate in addition to their major or as a stand-alone certificate.
Undergraduate Programs
Five Year Bachelor's and Master's Program
S. Informatics
Apply the latest research and principles in design, psychology, business, engineering and computing to create innovative and user-friendly technology. Human-Computer Interaction centers on the user experience to create new software designs, interactive applications, and other technologies that are intuitive, functional, and easy to use.
Bachelor of Science in Health Information Administration
S. in Health Information Administration - Plan of Study
The required courses total 62 credit hours and must be successfully completed before beginning the HIA Professional Program. Professional program courses are open only to those junior and senior level students who have completed all pre-health information management courses and have received a letter of acceptance to the program.
Bachelor of Science in Informatics
This includes 6 credits related to fundamental communication skills, 6 credits related to analytical reasoning and 3 credits related to cultural understanding. Career program courses total 58 credit hours and can be completed entirely through full-time or part-time online education.
Bachelor of Science in Informatics Plan of Study
An area of specialization is an integrated program of courses that focus on the applications – and impact – of computing within the context of another discipline. The chapter represents the culmination of your skills and knowledge in the field of computing and your chosen field of specialization.
Bachelor of Science in Informatics Areas of Specialization
Systems and Database Development Prerequisite: CIT 21400 or INFO I308
Networking Systems
Programming
Therefore, the focus of the legal informatics specialization area is on the effective use of advanced technology in the study and practice of law. Students who complete all five courses as part of their bachelor's degree earn a certificate in legal informatics.
Bachelor of Science in Media Arts and Science
S. in Media Arts and Science - Plan of Study
S. in Media Arts and Science - Plan of Study Degree requirements listed on this page apply to students
This includes 6 points in Life and Physical Sciences and 9 points divided between Arts/Humanities and Social Sciences. The most recent list of approved classes can be found here: http://go.iupui.edu/gened.
S. in Media Arts and Science - Areas of Specialization
Please note that the School of Informatics and Computing does not count Physical Education or Music Performance/Lessons as general electives. Please contact the School of Informatics and Computing office or see our website at http://soic.iupui.edu/ to confirm current program requirements.
Informatics Minor
The School of Informatics and Computing offers a bachelor's degree in informatics, a bachelor's degree in media arts and sciences, and a bachelor's degree in health information administration. Choose one course from the list of approved electives for the bachelor's program in informatics Last updated.
Student Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate mastery of concepts, techniques and tools in one or more digital media specialties. Apply the knowledge and skills to develop professional quality digital media productions in a timely manner and using best practices and standards.
Human Computer Interaction (HCI) Undergraduate Certificate
Demonstrate knowledge and skills in the mathematical and logical foundations of informatics, data representation, models, structures and informatics-centric management. Principles of human-computer interaction and a user-centered approach to interaction design as applied to software and the Web.
Undergraduate Informatics Certificate
Undergraduate Medical Coding Certificate
Life Sciences 1. Anatomy and Physiology
Identify the issues involved in the migration from a paper-based Health Information Management department to an electronic Health Information Management department. Identify legal/ethical issues in Health Information Management, such as privacy, security, and health insurance portability &.
Undergraduate Legal Informatics Certificate
Understanding the types and levels of US health care delivery systems and governing bodies governing health information management processes and understanding how eHIM will change this environment. Recognize procedure-based payment systems such as resource-based relative value (RBRV), valuation and management, and ambulatory payment classification (APC).
Graduate Programs
Students will be prepared to bring state-of-the-art technology to legal practices and other law-related organizations and will not require training on these systems beyond a typical orientation program. Students who want to focus on electronic discovery in their future careers will be able to take the electronic discovery certification exams being conducted by the Organization of Legal Professionals (OLP).
Graduate Certificate Programs
Students already working as legal technology professionals or paralegals will have the opportunity to upgrade their knowledge and obtain a recognized certificate from a quality higher education institution, namely the IU School of Informatics, IUPUI. Students will implement systems and technology that will impact the quality and cost of client service, ease the workload and increase productivity of working attorneys, and add greater efficiency to a variety of law-related agencies and organizations.
Human-Computer Interaction
Clinical Informatics
Informatics for Public Health Professionals
The mentoring practices focus on participating in the development of knowledge management tools for the public health enterprise, ensuring that the knowledge, information and data needs of the project, program users and other stakeholders are met, application of public health informatics research, and the support of using informatics to integrate clinical health, environmental risk and population health. The Polis Center, a national leader in community-based and public health research and applications using geographic information technology.
Health Information Management and Exchange
Health Information Security
Collaborate with Indiana School of Medicine and Regenstrief faculty/staff on electronic healthcare systems. Involvement in one of the many funded research groups with ongoing projects across the broad spectrum of clinical, public health and health informatics.
Health Information Systems Architecture
Contact Information
Graduate Degree Programs
MS Degree Programs
The School of Informatics and Computer Science offers a master's degree in health informatics to address the needs arising from the rapidly changing healthcare environment. However, international students and all students directly funded by the Faculty of Informatics and Computer Science (in the form of an assistantship or scholarship) must complete the program within two years.
PhD Degree Programs
INFO B890 Thesis/Project in Bioinformatics (1-6 cr.) Please refer to the IUPUI Graduate School Bulletin for more details on the dissertation process. LIS S644 Consumer Health Informatics (3 cr.) Other electives are possible with faculty advisor approval.
Master of Science in Media Arts and Science
Written examination – You must successfully complete a written qualifying examination by the end of the program's second year. Defense - You must defend your dissertation in an open seminar scheduled when doctoral research is almost complete.
Master of Science in Bioinformatics
You must complete a minor in a domain that matches your choice of specialization and/or research area. The oral test is based on the student's answers to the written test and the basic course material.
Master of Science in Health Informatics
Master of Science in Human- Computer Interaction
Doctor of Philosophy in Informatics - General
Apply research proposals, conduct peer reviews, create an annotated bibliography, create and present a high-level presentation related to research, and use SPSS. Apply research methods and acquire more advanced knowledge in various research areas through internship and mentorship.
Certificate in Clinical Informatics
Develop and deliver classroom lectures, including processes for critically evaluating classroom lectures and how to prepare effective teaching materials.
Certificate in Informatics for Public Health Professionals
Certificate of Informatics in Health Information Systems Architecture
Certificate of Informatics in Health Information Security
Certificate in Informatics in Health Information Management and
Certificate in Human-Computer Interaction
Apply evaluation and usability testing methods on interactive products to validate design decisions 5. Develop pre-design and post-design usability testing techniques on the developed website 6. Assess user needs and requirements. Develop a general framework with a hierarchy of concepts and themes, including refinement of the research question.
Doctor of Philosophy in Informatics - Bioinformatics
Apply evaluation and usability testing methods to prototypes to validate design decisions and to the web product to validate design decisions using: a) Classical user testing, and b) Heuristic inspection 11.
Doctor of Philosophy in Informatics - Health Informatics
Doctor of Philosophy in Informatics - Human Computer Interaction
Principles and processes of interface design and the related fields of visual design and aesthetics. Validate design decisions using a user-centered interaction design approach and ultimately analysis, evaluation, and usability testing methods for interactive products 3.
Tuition & Financial Aid
Product assessments related to a market analysis as well as interaction design processes and life cycles.
Biohealth Informatics Department
BioHealth Informatics Department Faculty
Bioinformatics Program
Bioinformatics
Health Informatics Program
Health Information Administration Program
Department of Human-Centered Computing
Faculty, Department of Human- Centered Computing
Human-Computer Interaction Program
Professionally, you'll find success in user interface design, including web, mobile, tablet and software design, next-generation interactive technology, marketing, interactive product research and development, or even your own start-up. Whatever you pursue, you will be a valuable asset for your ability to push the boundaries of what is yet to come.
Informatics Undergraduate Program Description
Graduate Media Arts and Science Program
Undergraduate Media Arts and Science Program Description
Overview
Indiana University's Department of Library and Information Science (LIS) consistently ranks among the top ten MLS programs in North America. In 1980, the school's name was officially changed to School of Library and Information Science (SLIS).
Department of Library and
The Department of Library and Information Science is a member of the Association for Library and Information Science Education, the American Library Association, the Association for Information Science and Technology and the Special Library Association. Now a department within the School of Informatics and Computing, the Department of Library and Information Science continues to offer top-quality degree programs through the School of Informatics and Computing on the IUPUI campus.
Information Science Admissions
Such educational experiences are gained through selection of elective courses from the Department of Library and Information Science, through collaboration with other graduate programs of the university, and through seminars, workshops, conferences, group projects, internships and practicum experiences. In October 2012, the IU Board of Trustees approved the merger of the Schools of Informatics and Library and Information Science—forming the new School of Informatics and Computing on both the Bloomington and IUPUI campuses.
Department of Library and Information Science, Graduate
Applicants in the final year of their undergraduate program may apply and be granted conditional admission upon the award of a bachelor's degree. In addition to the probationary admission described above, an SLIS student may be placed on probation at any point in the program when a failure occurs to achieve a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0.
Certificate Programs
Teacher of Library Media (K-12) Certification Certification as a Library Teacher/Media (P-12) The program leading to certification as a school librarian/. Out-of-state students interested in the K-12 Teacher of Library Media certification will be notified on a case-by-case basis.
Degree Programs
Dual Degree Programs
Students must apply for admission to the master's degree programs in both the School of Library and Information Science and the Department of History and meet the admission criteria established for each. The Master of Arts degree requires a minimum of 23 credit hours in the Department of History, including H547.
Master of Library Science
LIS S604 Topics in Library and Information Science (topics include Marketing for Libraries and Grant Writing). LIS S605 Internship in library and information science (Internship must be approved by the director of the thesis).
Other Programs
An earlier date may be determined by the instructor involved based on the individual circumstances of the student and the course involved. The School of Library and Information Science offers one of the largest selections of summer classes proportional to school enrollment.
Academic Policies & Procedures
Student performance demonstrates thorough knowledge of the course material and exceeds course expectations by completing all requirements in an outstanding manner. The grade of Incomplete (I) may be used on the final grade report at the discretion of the instructor.
Library and Information Science Courses
SLIS-S 603 Workshop in Library and Information Science (1-3 cr.) Group study of specific problems in the library and information field. SLIS-S 604 Topics in Library and Information Science (1-4 cr.) Study of specific topics in librarianship and preservation.
Department of Library and Information Science Faculty
Defines the professional teaching and administrative role of the certified K-12 school library media specialist. Demonstration of skills will be through a mastery test or an assignment in each unit of the.
Departments
This course provides an introduction to the healthcare industry, healthcare schools and education (medicine, nursing, dentistry, public health, pharmacy, allied health, and more), and the culture of healthcare in the United States. It focuses on the physical aspects of the book from the mid-fifteenth to the twentieth century and some of the book's many roles in society during this period.
Welcome to the Department of Library and Information Science!
Students are encouraged to read the research and teaching profiles of current full-time faculty as provided on the department's website. Students may also take up to 6 credits from other departments in the School of Computing and Informatics.
Academic Policies &
Procedures
The policy took effect beginning with the Fall 1996 semester, and all courses used to replace a previous grade must have been taken in Fall 1996 or later. Once invoked, a student cannot subsequently request a reversal of the grade compensation awarded for a given course.
Graduate Academic Regulations
Students on probation must achieve a grade point average of at least 3.0 for all graduate work completed by the end of the next semester of full-time enrollment or its equivalent (9 credit hours). All degree requirements must be completed at least 30 days prior to the expected date of graduation, including submission of bound copies of the master's thesis (if required for the degree).
Scholarships & Awards
Complete details can be found in the Indiana University Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities and Conduct. For all students seeking a master's degree, an application for the degree must be submitted to the School of Informatics at least 60 days before the expected date for the degree ceremony.
Administration, Faculty and Staff
Applegate, Rachel, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin at Madison, 1995; Chair and Program Director, Department of Library and Information Science, Associate Professor Albee, Barbara, M.L.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1992;. Defazio, Joseph, Ph.D., Indiana University, 2008; Program Director, Media Arts & Science, Associate Professor Dixon, Brian, Ph.D., Indiana University, 2011; Assistant Professor.
Courses
INFO-B 530 Fundamentals of Health Informatics (3 cr.) This course will introduce the fundamentals of health informatics. HIA-M 370 Health Information Management (3 cr.) This course will focus on human resource management in the Health Information Department.
