By José Romualdo da Costa Filho - Professor of Information Systems at Inteli
The question that won't go away: "Do I need to know how to program to get into Information Systems?"
My answer is simple: NO!
And the best part is that, here at Inteli, you learn everything from scratch.
Information Systems: far beyond code
The Information Systems is about using technology to solve real business problems and transform organizations.
Programming is an important tool, yes. But the main objective is to train leaders capable of applying technology strategically and intelligently
Programming from scratch: how it works in Inteli
At Inteli, you start with the basics of programming logic.
- Data
- Variables
- Operations
- Functions
All this is taught in a practical way, using the Project-Based Learning (PBL) model.
The first challenge: Digital Gaming
In Module 01, the challenge is to create a digital game.
It is at this point that the student sees the logic taking shape, even without previous experience.
- It's not about memorizing code.
- It's about understanding what each line is for.
- It's about turning concepts into something real and functional.
Much more than code: collaboration and creativity
In the projects, the students:
- They decipher the problems of real companies.
- They work as part of a multidisciplinary team.
- They use programming as a tool for innovation.
The result is a complete kit of skills:
- Programming
- Management
- Business
- Socio-emotional skills
Everything to train a complete professional, capable of researching, evaluating and implementing technologies.
Conclusion: your journey starts here
Forget the pressure of "needing to program first".
At Inteli, you get all the tools you need to learn in practice.
What you need to bring is:
- Willingness to learn
- Curiosity
- Desire to transform companies and society with technology
If you like management and innovation, the Information Systems course at Inteli is the place for you!
