The Information Systems specialization provides MBA students the technical and conceptual
skills to design and develop systems within the business firm. The IS discipline
emphasizes analyzing business processes, identifying improvements, assessing information
requirements, and leveraging information to develop IS applications.
Career choices for MBA graduates with a
specialization in Information Systems include programmer, systems analyst, business
analyst, network manager, telecommunications manager, database administrator, systems
integrator, and PC support in a wide variety of industries.
Specialization Requirements:
MBA Core Courses -
24 credit hours
Comprised of an integrated
series of concentrated courses plus course work in economics and statistics.
Information Systems Specialization - 12 credit hours
Electives:
MIS 531 - Business Software
Development
MIS 532X
-
Advanced Business Software Development
MIS 533 - Data Management for
Decision Makers MIS 534
- Electronic Commerce
MIS 535 - Telecommunications
Management MIS 537
- Information Resource
Management MIS 538
- Business Process and Systems Development MIS 539 - Topics in Management of Information Systems POM 528 - Intelligent Systems for Business
Graduate Elective Courses - 12 credit hours
Select elective courses in at
least two other functional areas.
