overview

The Information Systems major provides the student with a managerial overview of computers and information systems. Emphasis is placed on the role and function of the computer as a managerial tool to store, process, analyze and present information. This is a STEM program.

Information Systems

The Information Systems major provides the student with a managerial overview of computers and information systems. Emphasis is placed on the role and function of the computer as a managerial tool to store, process, analyze and present information. Students are required to successfully complete INFS 6050 or its equivalent, by completing either an undergraduate degree in Information Systems or Computer Science from an accredited school. In addition to INFS 6050 (typically offered fall terms), students majoring in Information Systems must choose three additional courses of the following.

Electives

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Must complete the MBA core course requirements in addition to the following:
INFS 6050	Information Systems Fundamentals (Required for non IS/CS undergraduate majors)	3
Select three of the following:		9
INFS 6150	Business Intelligence Management
INFS 6450	Data Mining
INFS 6560	Business Systems Analysis and Design (prerequisite BUAD 6800)
INFS 6610	Information Integration and Data Management
INFS 6710	Management of Information Systems Security
INFS 6790	ERP Systems Configuration and Integration
INFS 6810	Network Communications
INFS 6930	Contemporary Topics Seminar (Repeatable with separate topics)

• PLO 1: The Information Systems major provides the student with a managerial overview of computers and information systems. Emphasis is placed on the role and function of the computer as a managerial tool to store, process, analyze and present information