Managment Information Systems, MS (STEM-designated)

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This program equips students with both the technical and business skills needed to manage an organization’s IT resources. The MS in Management Information Systems is a STEM-designated program and can also be pursued with a Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics, as a dual degree with the MBA or in a part-time format.

Students enrolled in this program must complete the appropriate number of prerequisite, required, and elective courses according to program requirements, and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0.

Required Courses (Required total: 13.5 credits):

BMIS 2409 - INFORMATION SYSTEMS
BMIS 2537 - BUSINESS SYSTEMS PLATFORMS
BMIS 2056 - MGT INFORMATION SYSTEMS PRACM
BMIS 2551 - PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS AND PROCESSES
BMIS 2588 - DATA BASE MANAGEMENT

Elective Courses (Required minimum: 6 credits):

BMIS 2034 - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GOVERNANCE
BMIS 2053 - HUMAN FACTORS IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN
BMIS 2074 - STRATEGIC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS
BMIS 2501 - ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION OF BUSINESS PROCESSES
BMIS 2542 - DATA PROGRAMMING WITH PYTHON
BMIS 2526 - DATA PROGRAMMING WITH R
BMIS 2679 - TECHNOLOGY INNOVOTION, ADOPTION, AND DIFFUSION

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