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Management Information Systems, B.B.A.

Marshall UniversityHuntington, United States

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Program Details

Degree
Bachelors
Major
Business Administration | Information Systems Management
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies | Business and Administration
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English

Program Overview

Management Information Systems, B.B.A.

The Department of Marketing, Management Information Systems (MIS) and Entrepreneurship offers a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree in Management Information Systems (MIS). MIS is the study of the relationships among people, technology, and organizations. MIS professionals help firms realize maximum benefits from investment in personnel, equipment, and business processes. MIS is a people-oriented field with an emphasis on service through technology. You will learn to create information systems for data management (i.e., storing, searching, and analyzing data) and how to manage various information systems to meet the needs of managers, staff, and customers.


Course Requirements

The following courses are required for the Management Information Systems, B.B.A. program:


  • Core Curriculum:
    • Core 1: Critical Thinking
      • FYS 100: First Yr Sem Critical Thinking (3 credits)
      • PSY 201: Introductory Psychology (CT) (3 credits)
      • ACC 215: Intro Financial Accounting (CT) (3 credits)
    • Core 2:
      • ENG 101: Beginning Composition (Writing Intensive) (3 credits)
      • ENG 201: Advanced Composition (3 credits)
      • CMM 207: Business Communication (3 credits)
      • STA 150: Foundations of Statistics (3 credits)
      • STA 150L: Foundations of Statistics Lab (1 credit)
    • Core II Natural/Physical Science (4 credits)
    • Core II Humanities (3 credits)
    • Core II Fine Arts (3 credits)
  • Additional University Requirements:
    • ENG 204: Writing for the Workplace (Writing Intensive) (3 credits)
    • MGT 460: Strategic Management (Writing Intensive) (3 credits)
    • MC or I: International Business Elective (3 credits)
    • MIS 475: Strat Management Info Systems (Capstone) (3 credits)
  • College-Specific:
    • ENG 204: Writing for the Workplace (3 credits)
    • ACC 215: Intro Financial Accounting (CT) (3 credits)
    • ACC 216: Intro Managerial Accounting (3 credits)
    • ECN 250: Principles Microeconomics (3 credits)
    • ECN 253: Principles Macroeconomics (3 credits)
    • FIN 323: Principles of Finance (3 credits)
    • LE 207: Legal Environ of Business (3 credits)
    • MIS 200: Bus Computer Applications (3 credits)
    • MIS 290: Prin Management Info Systems (3 credits)
    • MGT 218: Business Quantitative Methods (3 credits)
    • MGT 320: Principles of Management (3 credits)
    • MGT 460: Strategic Management (3 credits)
    • MKT 340: MKT Concepts and Applications (3 credits)
  • Communications Studies Elective:
    • Select one of the following:
      • CMM 302: Professional Presentations (3 credits)
      • CMM 308: Persuasive Communication (3 credits)
      • CMM 315: Communication in Groups (3 credits)
      • CMM 319: Leadership Dynamics (3 credits)
      • CMM 322: Intercultural Communication (3 credits)
  • International Business Elective:
    • Select one of the following:
      • ECN 408: Comparative Econ Systems (3 credits)
      • ECN 420: International Trade (3 credits)
      • ECN 421: Global Macroeconomic Analysis (3 credits)
      • ECN 460: Economic of Dev Countries (3 credits)
      • FIN 440: International Fin Management (3 credits)
      • MGT 445: International Management (3 credits)
      • MKT 371: International Marketing (3 credits)
  • Major-Specific:
    • MIS 300: Intro to Business Programming (3 credits)
    • MIS 310: Bus Sys Analysis & Design (3 credits)
    • MIS 333: Bus Telecomm Sys (3 credits)
    • MIS 340: Intro to Database Mgt Systems (3 credits)
    • MIS 360: Intro to Bus Intel & Analytics (3 credits)
    • MIS 420: Info Security Management (3 credits)
    • MIS 470: Business Sys Proj Mgt (3 credits)
    • MIS 475: Strat Management Info Systems (3 credits)
  • Free Electives (24 credits)

Major Information

  • The total number of free electives required depends on the number of hours completed in STA 150 Foundations of Statistics or STA 150B Foundations of Stats-Expanded and ENG 101 Beginning Composition or ENG 101P Beginning Composition Plus and the number of hours that can be double-counted toward multiple degree requirements.
  • MIS 475 Strat Management Info Systems is the capstone course for all Management Info Systems majors. It is normally taken in the senior year.
  • Multicultural or International additional university requirement met with International Business Elective.
  • Please check with advisor about course offerings. Not all classes will be offered every semester.

Semester Plan

The plan of study for the Management Information Systems, B.B.A. program is as follows:


  • First Year:
    • First Semester:
      • FYS 100: First Yr Sem Critical Thinking (3 credits)
      • ENG 101: Beginning Composition (3 credits)
      • STA 150: Foundations of Statistics (3 credits)
      • STA 150L: Foundations of Statistics Lab (1 credit)
      • PSY 201: Introductory Psychology (CT) (3 credits)
      • MIS 200: Bus Computer Applications (3 credits)
      • UNI 100: Freshman First Class (1 credit)
    • Second Semester:
      • ECN 250: Principles Microeconomics (3 credits)
      • CMM 207: Business Communication (3 credits)
      • Core II Physical or Natural Science (4 credits)
      • Core II Fine Arts (3 credits)
      • Free Elective (3 credits)
  • Second Year:
    • First Semester:
      • ACC 215: Intro Financial Accounting (CT) (3 credits)
      • ECN 253: Principles Macroeconomics (3 credits)
      • ENG 201: Advanced Composition (3 credits)
      • LE 207: Legal Environ of Business (3 credits)
      • CMM Studies Elective (3 credits)
    • Second Semester:
      • ACC 216: Intro Managerial Accounting (3 credits)
      • MGT 218: Business Quantitative Methods (3 credits)
      • ENG 204: Writing for the Workplace (3 credits)
      • Core II Humanities (3 credits)
      • Free Elective (3 credits)
  • Third Year:
    • First Semester:
      • FIN 323: Principles of Finance (3 credits)
      • MGT 320: Principles of Management (3 credits)
      • MKT 340: MKT Concepts and Applications (3 credits)
      • MIS 290: Prin Management Info Systems (3 credits)
      • Free Elective (3 credits)
    • Second Semester:
      • MIS 310: Bus Sys Analysis & Design (3 credits)
      • MIS 333: Bus Telecomm Sys (3 credits)
      • MIS 360: Intro to Bus Intel & Analytics (3 credits)
      • Free Elective (3 credits)
      • Free Elective (3 credits)
  • Fourth Year:
    • First Semester:
      • MIS 340: Intro to Database Mgt Systems (3 credits)
      • MIS 300: Intro to Business Programming (3 credits)
      • MIS 470: Business Sys Proj Mgt (3 credits)
      • Free Elective (3 credits)
      • Free Elective (3 credits)
    • Second Semester:
      • MIS 420: Info Security Management (3 credits)
      • MIS 475: Strat Management Info Systems (3 credits)
      • MGT 460: Strategic Management (3 credits)
      • International Business Elective (3 credits)

Total Credit Hours: 120


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