Information Systems
The information systems curriculum is designed to produce graduates equipped to function in entry level information systems positions with a basis for continued career growth and/or to pursue graduate studies in management information systems, computer information systems, information science, or information technology systems.
In addition to a strong foundation in technical knowledge, the information systems program will also emphasize individual and group interaction, including written and oral communications. A mathematics course provides quantitative techniques, and business courses focus on common business functions and management. An internship designed as the capstone experience gives the student the opportunity to gain work experience during her senior year.
Information Systems Major Requirements
Information Systems Major Requirements
Course # Course TitleBUA 101 Accounting I
BUA 110 Principles of Management
BUA 260 Management Communications
CSC 100 Computer Literacy
CSC 133 Introduction to Structured Programming
CSC 214 Advanced Business Software
CSC 225 User Interface Design
CSC 261 Data Communications: Networks
CSC 348 Data Base Management Systems
CSC 238 Organizational Communications
IFS 127 Information Systems Theory & Practice
IFS 244 Information Systems Analysis & Design
IFS 237 Programming Design Using COBOL
IFS 326 Computer Systems Hardware & Software
IFS 335 Knowledge Systems & Decision Support
MAT 110 Probability & StatisticsCapstone experience: Internship in Information Systems
and one upper-level elective in either Computer Science or Business.
Information Systems Minor Requirements
The minor will require eight courses, to include:
IFS 127 Information Systems Theory and Practice
IFS 244 Information Systems Analysis and Design
IFS 326 Computer Systems Hardware and Software
CSC 100 Computer Literacy
CSC 133 Introduction to Structured Programming
CSC 214 Advanced Business Software
BUA 101 Accounting I
