Management Information Systems
Business Administration Division

Success in business, organizations, and education today is dependent upon timely and correct information. Information technology professionals are responsible for meeting this need. Students pursuing a degree in IT learn to harness the power of information technology to create information systems to solve problems and create competitive advantage. The majors in Information Technology prepare students for existing and emerging jobs in the application of information systems and technology to plan, analyze, design, construct, maintain, and manage computer systems and applications.

"Through my Information Technology classes, I've learned how to write programs, create databases, and find out about technological devices that have been created to aid people with disabilities." -- Bobbi Kemper

The major requires 31 hours of core Management Information Systems courses, including:

• IT 110 Programming I (3)
  
• IT 120 Programming II (3)
  
• IT 130 Database Management (3)
  
• IT 210 Internet Programming I (3)
  
• IT 220 Internet Programming II (3)
  
• IT 310 Programming Logic and Design (3)
  
• IT 320 Network Fundamentals and Management (4)
  
• IT 330 Information Technology Ethics (3)
  
• IT 410 Human Computer Interaction (3)
  
• IT 499 MIS Capstone Project (3)
  

The MIS major requires 45 semester hours in the business core including:

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