MIS CONCENTRATION INFORMATION EFFECTIVE FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED JUNE 2007 OR THEREAFTER, REVISED 04/2007
One semester of programming, such as CS 152L (Computer Programming Fundamentals for Computer Science Majors) or MGMT 330 (Business Programming Fundamentals for MIS majors at ASM) or equivalent programming experience is a prerequisite for MGMT 632, 634, and 637. MGMT 639 requires instructor permission. All other courses have no prerequisites. Students may petition the concentration advisor for prerequisite or required course waivers based on equivalent coursework, professional training, or professional experience.
NEW! MBA Information Assurance Concentration
Students can pursue a MIS concentration and combine it with a
concentration in Information Assurance (IA). Because of
overlapping course requirements, students pursuing an Accounting or
MIS concentration can typically complete a second concentration in
IA with two or three additional courses. Students intending to pursue
a dual concentration need to plan their studies in advance and
coordinate the plan with both concentration advisors.
Visit the Information Assurance concentration web site
for more information.
Download the MIS checklist for graduates. Please use this worksheet as a guide to satisfy your graduation requirements. Check off the courses as you complete them to keep track of your progress.
MIS CONCENTRATION INFORMATION EFFECTIVE FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED JUNE 2007 OR THEREAFTER, REVISED 04/2007
The concentration requirements are 15 credit hours of graduate MIS courses. MGMT 634 (Information Systems Analysis & Design) and 637 (Database Management Systems) are required courses -- unless waived by the concentration advisor. Additional courses available for concentration credit for students to choose from are the following: MGMT 630 (Management of Information Systems), MGMT 631 (Information Systems Project Management), MGMT 632 (Web Application Development), MGMT 635 (Decision Support and Business Intelligence Systems), MGMT 636 (Information Systems Security), MGMT 639 (Advanced Topics in Management information Systems), and other courses approved by the concentration advisor. Multiple MGMT 639 sections may be used to satisfy concentration requirements as long as the topics vary.
Students may also count courses from other departments (e.g., Computer Science) toward their concentration requirements if approved by the concentration advisor in advance. Each student is strongly encouraged to meet with the concentration advisor as early as possible in their degree program to plan a suitable program of study.
MIS CONCENTRATION INFORMATION EFFECTIVE FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED JUNE 2007 OR THEREAFTER, REVISED 04/2007
MBA MIS courses are scheduled as follows, subject to student demand and faculty availability:
Fall: MGMT 631, 632, 634, 636, and 639
Spring: MGMT 630, 635, 637, and 639
CS 152L is normally offered every semester including summer by the Computer Science department. MGMT 330 is normally offered in the fall and spring semesters.
Dr. Ranjit Bose
MIS Concentration Advisor
ASM 2104
bose@mgt.unm.edu
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