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Nov 08, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2020-2022 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Management Information Systems, B.S.
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HEGIS Number: 0702
Curriculum Code: U0858
Management information systems (MIS) is a general term used to describe the computer-based information systems that provide operational information to an enterprise. The SABRE System is an example of a computer-based information system. Originally used only by American Airlines for passenger reservations, it is today a system connecting more than 40,000 travel agents and millions of consumers with more than 400 airlines, 50 car-rental companies, thousands of hotels, railways, tour companies, ferries and cruise lines. The MIS term is often used to describe the roles who work as varies management and data analysis work in these computer-based information systems. The MIS degree program prepares students as technical managers who can rise to serve in various capacities in an enterprise, starting as System Analysts in MIS departments. The goal of the MIS program is to give students both a firm grounding in information processing as well as in business fundamentals. Therefore, MIS majors take a broad range of required courses both in CIS and business. The MIS curriculum includes courses in database management, software engineering, Internet and Web Technology, system design & implementation, and technical communications. These courses provide MIS majors with an extensive background in technical and organizational areas which serves as a solid foundation for understanding how new technological advances enhance the use of information resources for operations and strategic decision-making.
Mission Statement
The Management Information Systems (MIS) degree program prepares students as technical managers who can rise to serve in various capacities in an enterprise, starting as System Analysts in MIS departments. The goal of the MIS program is to give students both a firm grounding in information processing as well as in business fundamentals. MIS students graduate with an extensive background in technical and organizational areas which serves as a solid foundation for understanding how new technological advances enhance the use of information resources for operations and strategic decision making.
Learning Outcomes
- Problem Solving through iterative design and algorithmic thinking including
- Problem Formulation through Abstraction.
- Expressing solutions Computationally.
- Analysis and Evaluation of Solution Execution including memory and runtime efficiency.
- Principles of object-oriented software engineering as applied to the development of large scale software sys tems in a team environment.
- High level programming languages as related to database application programming in business problem solving.
- Understanding of the the internet and developing networked applications.
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Requirements for the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Degree in Management Information Systems
Major Course Requirements: 66 Credits (17 courses)
1. Computer Science Courses: 32 Credits (8 courses)
- CS 2510 - Computer Programming I Credits: 4
- CS 2511 - Computer Programming II Credits: 4
- CS 3611 - Advanced C# Credits: 4
- CS 4100 - Technical Communications Credits: 4
- CS 4501 - Software Engineering Credits: 4
- CS 4550 - Database Management Systems Credits: 4
- CS 5710 - Computer Networks Credits: 4
- CS 5910 - System Design & Implementation Credits: 4
2. Topics Courses: 4 Credits (1 course)
Take any one of the following:
- CS 5551 - MIS Topics Credits: 4
- CS 4720 - Internet and Web Technologies Credits: 4
- CS 5810 - Data Mining I Credits: 4
3. Business Courses: 14 Credits (4 courses)
4. Economics & Analytics Courses: 8 Credits
(2 courses)
3a. Take one of the following
3b. Take one of the following
5. Mathematics Courses (Cognates): 8 Credits
(2 courses)
4a. One of the following:
4b. One of the following:
Liberal Education Curriculum Courses
Refer to the Liberal Education Curriculum Bulletin for requirements. General Elective Courses
In consultation with academic advisor, for a total of 120 credits. Other Requirements
- A grade of C or higher is needed in all required computer science, business, economics, and mathematics courses.
- Transfer students must complete a minimum of 28 credits (7 courses) of the required major courses at or above the 3000 level at Old Westbury.
College Wide Requirement
- 120 credits overall (40 credits at Old Westbury, may transfer a maximum of 80 credits)
- 45 Upper Division credits (3000, 4000, or 5000 level courses)
- 60 Liberal Arts credits
- Cumulative Grade Point Average of 2.0
Sample Course Sequence By Major
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