Oct 09, 2024

2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog

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2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog [Not Current Academic Year. Consult with Your Academic Advisor for Your Catalog Year]

Management Information Systems Minor

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C.T. Bauer College of Business > Department of Decision and Information Sciences > Management Information Systems Minor

Prerequisite

Junior Standing

Required Courses

Core Course

MIS 3360 - Systems Analysis and Design Credit Hours: 3.0 (formerly MIS 3380)

Four (4) of the following courses:

MIS 3370 - Information Systems Development Tools Credit Hours: 3.0 *
MIS 3371 - Transaction Processing Systems I Credit Hours: 3.0 *
MIS 3376 - Business Applications of Database Management I Credit Hours: 3.0 *
MIS 4477 - Network and Security Infrastructure Credit Hours: 4.0 **
MIS 4374 - Information Technology Project Management Credit Hours: 3.0 *
MIS 4372 - Transaction Processing Systems II Credit Hours: 3.0 *
MIS 4378 - Admin of Computer-Based MIS Credit Hours: 3.0 **
MIS 4381 - Management of Information Security Credit Hours: 3.0 **
MIS 4386 - Business Applications of Database Management II Credit Hours: 3.0 *
MIS 4390 - Energy Trading Systems Credit Hours: 3.0 **
MIS 4397 - Selected Topics in Management Information Systems Credit Hours: 3.0

Note(s):

Students may take any four courses beyond MIS 3360 , but * identifies a more technical track, and ** a more non-technical track, and all other courses for both tracks.

Students cannot count courses toward both the Management Information Systems minor and toward the Management Information Systems major requirements or another business minor. These courses can be used to meet advanced business elective requirements.

Nonbusiness majors seeking the Management Information Systems minor must meet the same grade point average requirement as students changing their major to pre-business at the time of filing for a minor.

Undergraduate business majors in the accelerated pathway B.B.A./M.S. degree program who complete graduate courses as an undergraduate may count them toward the requirements for the B.B.A. regardless of admission to a M.S. business program toward major or minor requirements for courses with the same letter rubrics as their major or minor, or toward elective requirements of their major.