Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems Degree

The Computer and Mathematical Sciences Department offers Bachelor of Science degrees in computer science and computer information systems, management information systems as well as mathematics. The degrees provide a liberal arts education while emphasizing preparation for either graduate school or a rewarding career. Students are provided with a rigorous theoretical background coupled with practical and essential skills to begin either a rewarding career in the computer field or advanced studies in graduate school. The programs reflect important trends and developments in the computer field.

The computer degree programs are based on Computing Curricula 2001 prepared by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the IEEE Computer Society. The computer science degree has a significant mathematics component while the computer information systems and management information systems degrees require several business courses. The degrees provide a wide variety of elective courses that allow the student to tailor a program of study to match their interests.

Students majoring in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems or Management Information Systems are required to purchase a laptop computer no later than the semester in which they enroll in CISS 245 Advanced Programming.

Department:

Degree Requirements:

A. General Education Requirements 38-41 sem. hrs
  Ethics Course Requirement 3 hrs
  MGMT 368View Syllabus Business Ethics or
  PHIL 330View Syllabus Ethics
 
B. Computer Information System Core Requirements 27-29 sem. hrs
  (All courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher.)
  Two courses selected from one of the following two options:
  Option I: (6 hours)
  CISS 234View Syllabus Visual Basic 3 hrs
  CISS 236View Syllabus COBOL Programming 3 hrs
  CISS 238View Syllabus Java Programming 3 hrs
 
  Option II: (8 hours)
  CISS 240View Syllabus Introduction to Programming or (CISS 241 and CISS 242) 4 hrs
  CISS 245View Syllabus Advanced Programming or (CISS 243) 4 hrs
 
  AND
  CISS 274View Syllabus Introduction to Internet Technology and Electronic Communication 3 hrs
  CISS 285View Syllabus Systems Design and Analysis I or (CISS 280) 3 hrs
  CISS 325View Syllabus Systems Design and Analysis II or (CISS 320) 3 hrs
  CISS 365View Syllabus Project Management 3 hrs
  CISS 430View Syllabus Introduction to Database Systems 3 hrs
  CISS 472View Syllabus Data Warehousing and Decision Support Systems 3 hrs
  CISS 492View Syllabus Senior Seminar in Management Information Systems 3 hrs
 
C. Business Core Requirements 33 sem. hrs
  (All courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher.)
  ACCT 280View Syllabus Accounting I 3 hrs
  ACCT 281View Syllabus Accounting II 3 hrs
  ECON 293View Syllabus Macroeconomics 3 hrs
  ECON 294View Syllabus Microeconomics 3 hrs
  FINC 350View Syllabus Business Finance 3 hrs
  MATH 250View Syllabus Statistics I 3 hrs
  MGMT 254View Syllabus Business Communication 3 hrs
  MGMT 265View Syllabus Business Law I 3 hrs
  MGMT 330View Syllabus Principles of Management 3 hrs
  MGMT 338View Syllabus International Business 3 hrs
  MKTG 310View Syllabus Principles of Marketing 3 hrs
 
D. Computer Information Systems Electives 6 sem. hrs
  Six hours selected from the following courses:
  CISS 298View Syllabus Web Programming 3 hrs
  CISS 390View Syllabus Global Information Systems Management 3 hrs
  CISS 391View Syllabus Information Systems Security 3 hrs
  CISS 465View Syllabus Software Engineering 3 hrs
 
E. Electives 8-13 sem. hrs
  120 sem. hrs
 

Locations

The Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems degree is available at the following locations:

Main Campus, Day Program
Main Campus, Evening Program
Lemoore, CA
Aurora, CO
Orlando, FL
Patrick Air Force Base, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Lake County/Great Lakes, IL
Jefferson City, MO
Kansas City, MO
Lake of the Ozarks, MO
Rolla, MO
Fort Leonard Wood, MO
St. Louis, MO
Hancock Field, NY
NWS Charleston, SC
Fort Worth, TX
Salt Lake, UT
Marysville/Everett, WA