Management Information Systems Concentration
In today's organization, IT personnel and management must work together effectively to achieve goals. Offering the best of both worlds, this concentration provides you comprehensive business curriculum along with cutting-edge knowledge of computer hardware, software and data support.
Courses include:
MIS 602G: Information Systems Design and Development
This course provides a detailed analysis of the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Emphasis is placed on the tools and techniques that a project leader or systems analyst would use to analyze, design and document an information system. The course will also emphasize the importance of various skills which the systems analyst should possess including: communication, problem solving, and project management.INF 658G: Law of Cyberspace
This course is an in-depth examination of key legal issues central to the internet. This course examines internet operational issues such as copyright and fair use of images, text, video, and audio, domain name registration, trademarks, trade secrets, patents, and ISP liability. It examines regulation of the internet and key criminal and civil rights issues such as email access, pornography, and hacking. It also examines important e-commerce concepts such as digital signatures, on-line contracts, and shrink-wrap contracts.
An MIS or INF elective as approved (3 hours)