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Bachelor of General Studies Area of Concentration

Management Information Systems

Management Information Sciences

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The Division of Continuing Studies offers the Bachelor of General Studies degree with an area of concentration in management information systems.

Required:

CIST 3100

Organizations, Applications and Technology

3 hrs

CSCI 1620

Introduction to Computer Science II

3 hrs

ISQA 3300

File Structures for Information Systems

3 hrs

ISQA 3310

Managing the Database Environment

3 hrs

ISQA 4110

Information Systems Analysis

3 hrs

ISQA 4120

System Design and Implementation

3 hrs

MATH 2030

Discrete Math

3 hrs

 

Additional Upper division from ISQA department

6 hrs

 

Third Programming course

3 hrs

Requirement prerequisites:

Either

   

CIST 1100

Introduction to Personal Computers

3 hrs

OR

 

 

CSCI 1000

Computer Literacy: Applications

3 hrs

 

 

 

CIST 1400

Introduction to Computer Programming

3 hrs

 

 

 

MATH 1930

Calculus for Mgr, Life & Social Sciences

3 hrs

OR

 

 

MATH 1950

Calculus

5 hrs

 

 

 

CIST 2500

Applied Statistics for ISQA

3 hrs

ISQA 3210

Adv. Tech for Personal Productivity

3 hrs

Additional information:

ISQA 4110 Information Systems Analysis is offered only in the fall and summer semesters. ISQA 4120 Systems Design and Implementation is offered only in the spring and summer semesters. ISQA Information Systems internship is possible.

Career Information:
An area of concentration in management information systems (MIS) encompasses the development, implementation and management of computers, communications, and data for organization-wide systems as well as departmental and individual technology systems. It prepares students for the responsibility of acquiring new information technology and incorporating it in the organization’s strategy, planning, and practices. The program will also provide the necessary knowledge to pursue an advanced degree, if desired. Students with a degree in MIS often find careers in business data processing, information management, software development and maintenance, information centers, systems analysis and design, distributed systems, network management, systems simulation, IT project management, and other related areas.

For more career information, check out UNO ISQA Career Links or UNO Career Center.

Revised 04/08

 
 

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