Management Information Systems

Overview

Designed for professionals who seek to establish or further their career in information systems, the major provides strong management leadership skills with an emphasis on how to utilize information technology to achieve organizational objectives.

Key Outcomes

• Effectively manage resources and contribute to organizational change
• Strengthen your personal communication and presentation skills
• Develop strategic skills to effectively manage technology within an organization
• Effectively interpret technical needs and develop solutions to meet those needs

Location

The major in Management Information Systems is offered at the Chicago campus and online.

Beyond Your Bachelor’s

The major in Management Information Systems is ideal preparation for graduate work in business, management, information systems, and computer science.

Major Courses

All courses are 4 semester hours each, for a total of 40 hours.

ORG 3034 — Communicating in Organizations
ORG 4074 — Leading and Managing
ORG 4094 — Marketing in a Global Economy
ORG 4120 — Ethical Decisions in Organizations
ISIT 3030 — Fundamentals of Computer Information Systems
ISIT 3040 — Internet and E-Commerce
ISIT 4010 — Network and Communications Technology
ISIT 4020 — Database Management Systems
ISIT 4050 — Management of Information Systems
BADM 4400 — Integrating Strategic Management

Certificate Courses

Business Information Systems can also be pursued as an academic certificate. All courses are 4 semester hours each, for a total of 12 hours.

ISIT 3040 — Internet and E-Commerce
ISIT 4010 — Network and Communications Technology
ISIT 4020 — Database Management Systems