+ Management Information
Systems
Department
of Accounting and Management Information Systems
332 Business Administration, 419-372-2767
Purpose
The management information systems specialization
deals with intelligent use of information
technology in business organizations. The
program provides in-depth study of business
processes in companies; computers; programming;
computer networks; Internet; electronic commerce;
security in information systems; database
management systems; information systems analysis,
design, and development; and management of
information system projects. The program emphasizes
application of problem-solving, communication,
and interpersonal skills combined with knowledge
of business and computers to improve a business
organization's productivity and profitability.
Numerous
opportunities for employment in the area of
information technology and systems analysis
are available. Organizations need system professionals
to identify, design, and develop systems,
and expect these systems to improve the organization's
competitive advantage and support the business
operations.
BSBA
general degree requirements
Students completing the management information
systems specialization must complete University,
general
degree, admission
core, and business
core requirements for the BSBA degree,
including admission
to the BSBA program.
Management
Information Systems specialization requirements
(24 hours) — click 
for 2011-2012
course requirements
- Grade
of "C" or better must be earned
in each course taken for the specialization.
- CS
2010, MIS 4210, MIS 4400, MIS 4500, and
MIS 4710
- Three
of the following MIS courses: MIS 4020,
MIS 4050, MIS 4170, MIS 4220, MIS 4720.
