MBA Information Systems Concentration

The MBA Information Systems concentration focuses on the development of systems that will improve the performance of people in organizations. Accurate data retrieved in a timely manner is vital to problem identification, analysis, and decision making at all levels. Information Systems professionals possess the ability to analyze the ever-evolving role of database processes and create systems that are user friendly throughout the organizational structure.

Required Curriculum

Course		Credit
AC 626	Managerial Accounting	3
CIS 625	Enterprise Systems Analysis and Design	3
EC 650	Managerial Economics	3
FI 630	Financial Management	3
MG 624	Organizational Behavior	3
MG 640	Managerial Policy	3
MK 660	Marketing Strategy	3
QM 670	Quantitative Methods	3
	Elective Courses	9
	Total Credit Hours	33

MBA Information Systems Concentration Electives

Course		Credit
	Choose 3 from: CIS 556, CIS 615, CIS 627, CIS 645 or CIS 545, CIS 660, CIS 685 or CIS 506	9
	Elective Hours	9

Please contact Dr. Paulette Alexander , department chair, for more information on electives for this concentration.