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2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Computer Information Systems B.B.A.


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Major in Computer Information Systems


(Major Code: 308)

University Core Curriculum Requirements


Refer to the “University Core Curriculum ” section of this catalog. For all bachelor of business administration degree requirements, students must take ECON 2301 , MATH 1324  and COMM 1321 .

B.B.A. Degree Requirements


The B.B.A. degree in computer information systems has two distinct concentrations: traditional computer information systems (CIS) and decision management. The focus of the computer information systems concentration is on integrating information technology solutions and business processes to meet the information needs of businesses and other enterprises, enabling them to achieve their objectives in an effective and efficient way. The computer information systems concentration provides students a solid theoretical background in requirements analysis, business software development, design, database design, data mining, visualization, networking and web-based applications development.

The decision management concentration focuses on the essential concepts, paradigms and tools to successfully manage work processes and people in a wide spectrum of business enterprises. It prepares students for managing critical operations issues such as resource planning, quality management and assurance, productivity, business process flow improvement, data analysis, data mining,  project management, systems integration, inventory planning, supply chain management, system thinking and decision support systems.

Curriculum Guide CIS emphasis (suggested course sequence)


Major in Computer Information Systems

CIS Emphasis

First Year


Second Year


Third Year


Fourth Year


Semester 1: 15 hours


Semester 2: 15 hours


Curriculum Guide Decision Management emphasis (suggested course sequence)


Major in Computer Information Systems

CIDM Emphasis

First Year


Second Year


Third Year


Semester 1: 15 hours


Semester 2: 15 hours


Fourth Year


Semester 1: 15 hours


  • Adv. CIDM elective 3
  • Adv. ECON elective 3
  • Elective 3
  • Elective 3
  • COB writing component 3

Semester 2: 15 hours


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