Bachelor Degree in Management Information Systems

Master of Science Degree in Management Information Systems

Course Duration: 4 years

Total Fee: $ 36,000.00

In today’s economy, managing information is critical to the success of a business. Supply-chain management, mass customization, business intelligence and data mining are all key drivers of a successful business, and all require the effective management of large volumes of information using technology systems. Taught by research faculty, the program is designed to train project managers, technology leaders and future CIOs.

With a degree in MIS, you’ll be able to direct companies on how to design, implement and manage systems in ways that have a direct impact on strategy and operational decisions.

The Management Information Systems (MIS) program will educate you how to assess business challenges and develop solutions through cutting-edge information technology.

You'll learn how to create, develop, execute, and maintain technical solutions that address future business challenges and opportunities.

Our MIS students are very well-prepared for careers in the field of information systems. Students in MIS are required to specialize in three areas: business knowledge, technical capabilities, and interpersonal skills.

Students interested in the following careers are a good fit for the MIS program

Business Data Analysis

Systems Analysis

Information Security Analysis

Database Administration

Network and Systems Administration

Software Development

1. ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act Statement) If any member of the class feels that she or he has a disability, please advise the instructor of such disability and desired accommodations. Documentation of the disability must be submitted to the Office of Disability Services, in order for reasonable accommodations to be granted. If you have questions regarding documentation, please contact the Office of Disability Services. The instructor will work with you and the Coordinator for Students with Disabilities to provide reasonable accommodations to ensure that you have a fair opportunity to perform in this class.

2. Attendance: Students are expected to participate in weekly class discussion/activities.

Participation is noted and points are assigned. Therefore, “online” attendance at class is imperative. However, if “life” should happen that prevents your attendance at a class, please extend the courtesy of a call or email before the class meeting. (Leave a message on the voice mail if necessary.) Unexcused absence(s) may affect your final grade.

3. Withdrawal: All withdrawals must be processed through the Registrar’s Office.

4. Late assignments: Assignments are due on the day listed in the syllabus. Assignments submitted late may be penalized.

5. Academic Honesty: Plagiarism will not be tolerated in any writing assignment or oral presentation required for the course. Any student who violates this policy will receive a grade of F as defined in the college catalog.

6. Instructional Methods: Student will assume an active role in the conduct of the classes as discussion leaders, presenters and collaborative research partners.

All out-of-class written assignments must be typed, double-spaced, with one-inch margins, and must follow the guidelines of the APA manual 7th edition.

1. Readings: In order to respond intelligently you will need to read supporting articles and several books. You will be judged in class on your ability to participate in discussions and respond to various questions related to the topics for the class.

2. Multiple Choice Test: Students will complete a mid-term & final multiple-choice examination.

Multiple Choice examinations (2 @ 100) 200 points possible