Holy Family University Undergraduate Studies 2012-2013 > Academic Programs > School of Business Administration > Degree Program in Business Administration > Computer Management Information Systems Concentration

Computer Management Information Systems Concentration

Goals

Computer Management Information Systems (CMIS) is an interdisciplinary concentration combining Business Administration and Computer Science. Students completing their concentration will be able to:

Interpret the intellectual challenges of a technological society
Apply the knowledge gained to a professional career in management information systems, computers or business
Demonstrate problem-solving and logical skills that can be applied to all academic and professional areas.

Requirements

Core Curriculum: BA Requirements (credits)	45
Common Business Requirements (credits)	33

Concentration


BUSA 301	Principles of Finance	3
CMIS 101	Management Information Systems	3
CMIS 107	Structured Programming	3
CMIS 210	Web Design and E-Commerce	3
CMIS 303	Data Communications and Computer Networks	3
CMIS 307	Systems Analysis and Design	3
CMIS 308	Database Management	3
CMIS 321	Information Technology Hardware and Software	3
CMIS 417	Project Management and Practice	3
CMIS 418	Information Security	3
CMIS 439	Senior Seminar	3
Restricted electives		6

CMIS elective is any CMIS course excluding CMIS 102 that is not required in the student’s track

Other electives may be selected from the following

BUSA 320	Business Law I	3
BUSA 350 or 351	Cooperative Education	3
BUSI 416	International Business	3
MNMK 413	Quantitative Methods for Decision Making	3
MNMK 355	Entrepreneurship and the New Economy	3

Other Requirements

Successful completion of comprehensive examination.

See Minor in Computer Management Information Systems

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