| The Management Information System concentration is designed for students who plan to integrate Information Technology into organizations. Strategic Advantage in the Internet Age has been achieved by adopting a new business model, a model that allows core competencies of Information Technology, IT management and knowledge management capability to form a single whole. This awareness has resulted in a growing need for managers at all levels of an organization to be conversant with strategies and tactics for managing IT. Our MIS concentration meets this need by exposing students to IT management concepts and theory. Interdisciplinary, project- and case-based, this concentration lays a solid foundation in several areas--systems analysis and design, IT project management, information architecture planning and design, evaluation of IT value, and the assessment of opportunities for IT-enabled process reengineering. Students with an MIS concentration find positions in IT systems departments of organizations and also in consulting.
Degree
Requirements
The MIS concentration requires 30 credit hours of coursework, a nine-credit-hour individual research project, and successful completion of a comprehensive exam.
The course listings below indicate in greater detail the content of our training in MIS.
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