Management Information Systems

Extensive course work in economics, accounting, management and computer science is required with additional courses recommended in speech, psychology, communication, law and English.

You can earn either a B.A. or B.S. in management information systems. Each degree option requires the following courses:

• ACC 201 Financial Accounting
• ACC 202 Managerial Accounting
• ECN 250 Principles of Microeconomics
• ECN 252 Principles of Macroeconomics
• BUS 162 Management of Organizations
• BUS 168 Marketing
• BUS 241 Business and Economic Statistics
• BUS 475 Business Strategy
• CSC 455 Project Management
• BUS 446 Operations Research
• BUS 460 Management of Information Systems
• BUS 490 or BUS 465
• one of ACC 307, FIN 350, BUS 393, ECN 445, or BUS 420
• and a computer science minor consisting of at least 23.5 credit hours to include:
  
  • IFS 104 Problem Solving Using Spreadsheets
  • CSC 160 Computer Science I
  • CSC 161 Computer Science II
  • one of CSC 215, CSC 255, or CSC 306
  • CSC 220 Computer Systems Concepts
  • CSC 453 Systems Analysis
  • CSC 460 Database Management Systems
  • CSC 469 Data Communication and Networking

  The B.S. requires an additional course in MTH 152 Calculus II.

Minor requires 18.5 credit hours, including: CSC 160, BUS 162, BUS 168, BUS 446, BUS 460, and BUS 490.