Management Information Systems Minor

Management Information Systems (MIS) blends business knowledge with the use of information technology to solve complex business challenges. The focus of MIS isn’t computer programming; instead, you will learn how to strategically apply technology to enhance the way people work and help companies innovate their products and services. From traders looking to capture market inefficiencies to marketers engaging with consumers to executives expanding businesses globally, technology impacts business in every way and with an MIS minor, you will gain insight on the ways IT systems are designed, developed and deployed.

Management Information Systems minor requires three (3) unique business courses to fulfill the minor requirements.

Note: MIS 3310, MIS 3331, and MIS 3500 do not count toward Management Information Systems elective courses.

Choose two of the following:

Plus one (1) elective course choosing from the following: 

Also note:

• Management Information Systems minor courses may also fulfill the free elective requirements.
   
• One MIS elective course can also include MIS 2020, MIS 2030, or MIS 2040.
   
• Two out of the three MIS minor courses must have MIS as the subject code. The following courses may count toward one out of the three MIS minor requirements:
  • ACC 2340 (Accounting Information Systems) may fulfill an MIS elective only if this course is not also fulfilling an ACC major or an ACC minor requirement.
     
  • CSC 1052 (Algorithms & Data Struc II) may fulfill MIS 2020 only if this course is not fulfilling the core Arts and Sciences requirement.
     
  • CSC 4480 (Principles of Database Systems) or MSA 8110 (Data Models & Struct Analysis) may fulfill MIS 2030.
    Note: only one out of these three courses may satisfy an MIS minor elective course.
     
  • MSA 8240 (Business Intelligence) may fulfill MIS 3060.
    Note: only one out of these two courses may satisfy an MIS minor elective course.