2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore
2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore
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Master <strong>of</strong>Science in Businessl<br />
Management Information Systems<br />
Milton Jenkins, Adviser<br />
This program provides a thorough understanding <strong>of</strong> the development process <strong>of</strong> management<br />
information systems. Students learn skills necessary for the analysis, design, implementation<br />
and management <strong>of</strong> information systems needed to provide management with<br />
information required for effective operational and strategic planning and control.<br />
Students receive a thorough introduction to modern computer technology supported<br />
by hands-on use <strong>of</strong> current hardware, s<strong>of</strong>tware, tools and analytic techniques needed to<br />
analyze business problems. This program balances information systems theory and applications,<br />
preparing students for careers in the private and public sector as information systems<br />
analysts, information resource managers, MIS analysts, database administrators, and<br />
numerous related positions.<br />
The MIS program is not limited to students from any specific discipline; rather, it is a<br />
natural extension <strong>of</strong> undergraduate work in business, computer science, economics, engineering,<br />
nursing, mathematics, statistics and related fields.<br />
CORE COURSES<br />
The foLLowing undergraduate andgraduate leveL courses or their equivalent, as approved by the<br />
adviser, are required:<br />
INSS 209 Structured COBOL (3)<br />
INSS 225 Problem Solving and Programming Languages (3)<br />
OPRE 504 Business Statistics (3)<br />
ACCT 504 Introduction to Accounting (3)<br />
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS<br />
Required Courses (18 credits)<br />
INSS 610 Information Systems Techniques (3)<br />
INSS 641 Information Resource Management (3)<br />
INSS 650 Telecommunications (3)<br />
INSS 651 Database Management Systems (3)<br />
INSS 671 Systems Analysis and Design (3)<br />
INSS 789 Information Systems Applications (3)<br />
Electives (15 credits required)<br />
Selectfive courses, with the approvaL <strong>of</strong>the adviser and division director. A minimum <strong>of</strong>nine<br />
credits must be INSS courses.<br />
INSS 701 Internet Development for Business (3)<br />
INSS 7 11 Systems Simulation (3)<br />
INSS 737 Management <strong>of</strong>Information Systems (3)<br />
INSS 738 Advanced DBMS (3)<br />
INSS 739 Systems Analysis and Design: Tools and Techniques (3)<br />
INSS 751 Operating Systems (3)<br />
INSS 752 Web Server Management and CGI Programming (3)<br />
INSS 753 Internet and Network Security (3)<br />
INSS 765 Global Electronic Commerce (3)<br />
INSS 772 Group Support Systems (3)<br />
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