Information Systems, MBA (1201)

The program in information systems recognizes information as a valuable resource which, when properly managed by organizations, can provide a definite competitive advantage. Accordingly, the principal objective of the information systems program is to develop the skills necessary to analyze, design and evaluate an organization’s information and decision systems. To this end, courses in the program present the triad of technical, economic and behavioral dimensions of computer-centric information and decision systems.

Information Systems Plan of Study

MBA Core Courses (3 credits each)

Total of nine courses before waivers:

MBA 500 - Business Perspectives 3 Credits
MBA 510 - Quantitative Tools for Management 3 Credits
MBA 520 - Financial Accounting and Reporting 3 Credits
MBA 530 - Economics for Managers 3 Credits
MBA 540 - Operations Management 3 Credits
MBA 550 - Finance for Managers 3 Credits
MBA 560 - Marketing Management 3 Credits
MBA 570 - Management and Organizational Behavior 3 Credits
MBA 580 - Information Systems 3 Credits

Total: 27 Credits

Required IS Courses: 12 Credits

Choose four courses

Breadth Courses: 18 Credits

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