Students majoring in Finance, Marketing, Leadership or Applied Management Analysis may pursue a dual major in Information Systems and their primary major. Information systems courses tailored for each major enhance the students’ knowledge of their primary business discipline, and integrate the use of information systems and technology with study of the business disciplines.

Students pursuing a dual major in Information Systems and Finance, Marketing, Leadership or Applied Management Analysis are required to enroll in the following courses:

Accounting major/Information Systems concentration

Accounting major courses, plus ACT/MIS 350, MIS 375 or MIS 480, and MIS 455

Business Analytics major/Information Systems major

AMA 350, AMA 420, AMA 430, AMA 410 and MIS 455 and three other MIS electives.
(Recommended MIS electives: MIS 375, MIS 395, MIS 415, MIS 480).

Finance major/Information Systems major

FIN 365, FIN 401, FIN 499, one finance elective; MIS 455 and three MIS electives. (Recommended MIS electives: ACT350/MIS 350, MIS 375, MIS 480, MIS 465).

Management and Leadership major/Information Systems major

Four BUS/MGT electives, MIS 455 and three MIS electives. (Recommended MIS electives: MIS 375, MIS 395, MIS 415, MIS 455, MIS 480).

Marketing major/Information Systems major

MKT 401, MKT 402 two marketing electives MIS 375, MIS 480, and two MIS electives. (Recommended MIS electives: MIS 335, MIS 395, MIS 415, MIS 455, MIS 465).

Students who wish to pursue a minor in Management Information Systems must have a major other than Business Administration. Students pursuing a minor in Management Information Systems must complete the following course requirements:

MIS 201 Introduction to MIS	3
MIS 480 Database Management Systems	3
1 MIS/CSC elective	6

Additional information about the program

Health care in the 21st century requires secure and effective information technology systems to meet two of its most significant challenges: improving the quality of care while also controlling the costs of care. Developing, deploying, managing and using information technology that is effective in complex clinical, organizational and economic settings is a significant challenge. This minor is designed to address these challenges while preparing students for the world of work in technology and medical settings.

Health information systems is a discipline at the intersection of information science, computer science and health care that focuses on the systems, technology, policies, procedures and human capital required to optimize the use of information in health and biomedicine.

Minor Requirements Hours