Minor in Management Information Systems

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Information systems are an integral part of all organizations. In today’s digital era, technology is no longer just the purview of the IT function in an organization. Technology has cross-functional importance, and students in all business majors need to have knowledge of information systems and how they are used to support business operations and achieve organizational strategy. Students in the minor will take four required courses and choose two courses from a variety of electives depending on their area of interest.

Program Requirements

Required Courses: 12 s.h.

MIS 02234 - Management Information Systems Credits: 3
CS 01104 - Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving Credits: 3
MIS 02338 - Design of Database Systems Credits: 3
MIS 02322 - Principles of System Design Credits: 3

Electives:

Select two (6 s.h.) courses from the list below:

MIS 02325 - Project Management Credits: 3
MIS 02327 - Network Management Credits: 3
MIS 02315 - Principles of Information Security Credits: 3
or
CS 01211 - Principles of Information Security Credits: 3
MIS 02339 - Business Intelligence Credits: 3
MIS 02428 - Business Web Applications Credits: 3
MIS 02331 - Data Mining for Business Credits: 3
MIS 02301 - Emerging Technologies I Credits: 1 to 4
MIS 02302 - Emerging Technologies II Credits: 1 to 4
MIS 02332 - E-Business - Information Systems Perspectives Credits: 3
ACC 03320 - Accounting Information Systems Credits:

Minor in Management Information Systems

Program Requirements

Required Courses: 12 s.h.

Electives:

Total Credits for the Program: 18 s.h.