Management Information Systems (MIS) is the application of information technology to organizational and
managerial needs. The MIS program provides training in both business and information systems to
prepare students to use their knowledge of systems and technology to solve business problems.

Liberal Arts Courses
Management majors should take the following courses to satisfy General Education Requirements. Some
of these courses may have prerequisites.

MATH 0120 Business Calculus
ECON 0100 Introductory Microeconomic Theory
ECON 0110 Introductory Macroeconomic Theory
PHIL 1380 Business Ethics
PSY 0680 Introduction to Industrial/Organizational Psychology
CS 0085 PC Software for Business

Core Management Courses 5 courses – 15 credits
MGMT 0022 Financial Accounting
MGMT 0023 Cost Accounting
MGMT 0024 Probability and Statistics for Management
MGMT 1818 Management Science
INFSCI 0010 Introduction to Information Science

Area Courses 2 courses – 6 credits
MIS students choose two from the list of four area courses.
MGMT 1819 Introduction to Marketing
MGMT 1820 Operations Management
MGMT 1821 Introduction to Finance
MGMT 1832 Human Resources Management

Information Systems Courses 6 courses – 18 credits
CS 0004 Computer Programming- Basic OR
CS 0402 Programming Using C++
INFSCI 1004 Telecommunications
INFSCI 1020 System Administration and Security
INFSCI 1022 Database Management Systems
INFSCI 1024 Systems Analysis and Design
INFSCI 1044 Human Factors and Systems Design

Electives 2 courses – 6 credits
Take an additional two courses in Management, Accounting or Information Science.

Additional Requirements 1 course – 3 credits
After they have earned 90 credits, MIS majors take INFSCI 1038- Management of Information
Systems to fulfill the capstone course requirement.

Students must earn an average QPA of at least 2.0 in all Management, Accounting Information
Science courses used to fulfill the requirements for the Management major.