Certainly, I'm happy to discuss your programming and analysis skills in more detail as a student in the Management Information Systems program. Here's an English translation of your points:
Programming and Analysis Skills: As an MIS student, you'll have skills in programming languages, statistical analysis, and data analysis - which will be beneficial in many fields.
IT Expertise: You'll have a deep understanding of corporate file systems, databases, and cybersecurity - critical skills in the modern work environment.
Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills: Studying MIS will develop your analytical capabilities and problem-solving skills, which are applicable across various domains.
Managerial and Organizational Skills: You'll gain experience in project management and teamwork, which will help you with planning, leadership, and coordination in future work environments.
Communication and Presentation Skills: Developing your ability to communicate effectively and make presentations will be useful for building professional relationships and conveying your ideas persuasively.
These are all valuable skills that demonstrate your technical expertise, critical thinking, and ability to work collaboratively - making you a well-rounded candidate for various roles. Let me know if you have any other questions!