Certificate of Undergraduate Study in Management Information Systems

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The Certificate of Undergraduate Study (CUGS) in Management Information Systems is for non-business majors who are interested in learning how information systems can be used to support business operations and achieve organizational strategy. The two required courses in the CUGS introduce students to the basic business functions and address the key components of information systems - organizations, people, software, hardware, data, and telecommunications - and how these components can be integrated and managed to play an essential role in creating competitive advantage. Students will then be able to choose two electives depending on what area of information systems they would like to further explore.

Program Requirements

Required courses:

BUS 01105 - Business Perspectives Credits: 3
MIS 02234 - Management Information Systems Credits: 3

Electives

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

MIS 02337 - Applied Database Technologies Credits: 3
or
CS 10337 - Applied Database Technologies Credits: 3
MIS 02315 - Principles of Information Security Credits: 3
or
CS 01211 - Principles of Information Security Credits: 3
MIS 02322 - Principles of System Design Credits: 3
MIS 02301 - Emerging Technologies I Credits: 1 to 4
MIS 02302 - Emerging Technologies II Credits: 1 to 4

Total Required Credits for the Program: 12 s.h.

To be awarded the CUGS in Management Information Systems, students must complete all courses required for the CUGS in Management Information Systems with at least a 2.0 GPA average. The above-mentioned pre-requisites make this CUGS best suited for sophomores who would like to develop a greater understanding of the integral role information systems play in an organization.

To declare the MIS CUGS for non-business majors, email rcbminors@rowan.edu

Faculty Coordinator:
Michael Milovich
Business Hall 316
856.256.5424
milovich@rowan.edu