The Masters of Information Systems/Management (MIS/M) program is focused on the acquisition of information technology theory and the application of theory and practice to real-world business opportunities and challenges. The courses provide current theory and knowledge of essential information technology and the basis of business management. While courses examine a broad range of information technology resources, the courses emphasize the management of such resources in order to meet an organization’s challenges and goals.
The program has six main threads:
- Business Management
- Business Systems Analysis and Design
- Programming
- Databases
- Networks and Telecommunications
- The Web
| Course # | Course Title Credits | Prerequisite(s) |
| COM/525 | Managerial Communication & Ethics | 3 — |
| ORG/502 | Human Relations & Organizational Behavior | 3 COM/525 |
| LAW/529 | Legal Environment of Business | 3 COM/525 |
| MM/520 | Accounting & Finance for Management Decision Making | 3 COM/525 |
| CSS/561 | Programming Concepts | 3 COM/525 |
| CMGT/555 | Systems Analysis & Development | 3 CSS/561 |
| CMGT/575 | CIS Project Management | 3 CSS/561 |
| DBM/500 | Database Concepts | 3 CMGT/555 |
| DBM/502 | Database Management | 3 DBM/500 |
| NTC/500 | Networking Concepts | 3 CMGT/555 |
| NTC/502 | Networking Management | 3 NTC/500 |
| CMGT/579 | CIS Risk Management | 3 NTC/502, DBM/502 |
| CMGT/578 | CIS Strategic Management | 3 All courses in the program. Must be the last Course. |