Bachelor of Science in
Information Systems
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Good business decisions require good information. The purpose of an information system is to provide management with the information that is essential to decision-making, and to assist in interpreting that information.
Students interested in using information technology and the Internet to solve business problems and in devising new and more efficient solutions, should consider a major in information systems. The major is intended to prepare students for their first job in information systems, which is normally as a systems analyst. In that job, you will study problems, design solutions and implement those solutions using information technology. The major will also prepare students for continued growth as a manager in information systems.
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Information Systems Curriculum
Requirements for current students may vary based upon catalog year. See the Admissions & Program Requirements page for year-specific information.
- ACCTG 201: Financial Accounting
- ACCTG 202: Managerial Accounting
- ECON 101: Principles of Economics (Macro)
- ECON 102: Principles of Economics (Micro)
- FIN 240: Legal Environment of Business
- MIS 180: Principles of Information Systems
- RWS 290: Business Communications (formerly BA 290)
- MATH 120 or MATH 150: Calculus for Business Analysis
- STAT 119 or ECON 201: Elementary Statistics for Business or Statistical Methods
- BA 300: Ethical Decision Making in Business (1-unit)
- BA 310: Foundations of Business in a Global Environment (1-unit)
- BA 323: Fundamentals of Finance
Prereq. Credit or concurrent registration in BA 310 - BA 350: Management & Organizational Behavior
Prereq. Credit or concurrent registration in BA 310 - BA 360: Introduction to Operations & Supply Chain
Prereq. Credit or concurrent registration in BA 310 - BA 370: Marketing
Prereq. Credit or concurrent registration in BA 310
- MIS 301: Statistical Analysis for Business
Prereq. MIS 180; MATH 120; STAT 119 or ECON 201 - MIS 306: Information Systems Analysis
Prereq. MIS 180 - MIS 315: Business Application Programming
Prereq. MIS 180 - MIS 380: Data Management Systems
Prereq. MIS 180 - MIS 383: Networks and Data Communications
Prereq. MIS 180 - MIS 481: E-Business/Web Development
Prereq. MIS 306, 315, 380
9 units selected from:
- MIS 305: Business Processes, ERP and Analytics
Prereq. MIS 180 - MIS 375: Information Systems Technology
Prereq. MIS 180 - MIS 396W: Reporting Techniques for Business Professionals
Prereq. RWS 290; Score of 8 or higher on WPA (minimum grade of C in RWS 280, 281 or LING 281 if WPA score was 6 or lower). - MIS 401: Business Intelligence and Analytics
Prereq. 301 - MIS 406: Information Systems Design
MIS 306, 315, 380 - MIS 429: Contemporary Issues in Information Systems
Prereq. MIS 306 - MIS 455: Digital Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Prereq. MIS 306 - MIS 460: Project Management
Prereq. BA 360 (concurrent OK) - MIS 482: Information Technology Projects
Prereq. 18 units in upper division MIS courses - MIS 492: Management of Information Systems
Prereq. MIS 306 and 380 - MIS 495: Management Information Systems Internship
1-3 units (may be repeated up to 6 units), Prereq. upper division
business major - MIS 515: Object-Oriented Programming for Business
Applications
Prereq. MIS 315 or knowledge of one programming language - MIS 585: Fundamentals of Cybersecurity Management
Prereq. MIS 383 or 687
You must have a 2.0 average or better in the courses listed above in order to graduate. Students must also complete 9 units of upper division General Education (Explorations) and a total of 120 units for the degree.
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