Knowledge and skills of IS graduates : a Hong Kong perspective

Authors

Ming Te LUFollow
Chi Wai CHUNGFollow
Pien WANG

Document Type

Paper Series

Publication Date

6-1998

No.

027-978

Abstract

The results of a survey of Hong Kong employers concerning the knowledge and skills of IS graduates are presented. In the survey, both the needed and actual levels of knowledge and skills together with their perceived importance are rated by IT managers and professionals in Hong Kong. Differences between needed and actual levels for important IT knowledge and skills are analyzed and serve as guidelines for improvement in IS education in Hong Kong. Results are also compared with similar surveys conducted on IS graduates in Taiwan and the U.S.

Comments

HKIBS Working Paper Series 027-978

Recommended Citation

Lu, M. T., Chung, C. W., & Wang, P. (1998). Knowledge and skills of IS graduates: A Hong Kong perspective (HKIBS Working Paper Series 027-978). Retrieved from Lingnan University website: http://commons.ln.edu.hk/hkibswp/22