| COURSES |
SEMESTER |
| BUSINESS
FOUNDATION COURSES |
|
| IS 6800
Management Information Systems 1 |
WAIVED |
| LOM 5300
Statistical Analysis for Management Decisions |
FALL 2004 |
| BA 5900
Law, Ethics, and Business |
SUMMER 2005 |
| ACCTG 5400
Financial and Managerial Accounting |
WINTER 2006 |
| FIN 6500
Financial Management |
SUMMER 2006 |
| MGMT 5600
Organizational Behavior and Administrative Processes |
FALL 2005 |
| MKTG 5700
Contemporary Marketing Concepts |
WAIVED |
| LOM 5320
Production and Operations Management |
SUMMER 2005 |
| LOM 7310:
Statistical Modeling (PSYCH 7422 Quantitative Methods II) |
WINTER 2006 |
| |
|
| SUPPORTING
FIELD REQUIREMENT (9 Credit Hours): |
|
| BA 5332:
Logistics and Supply Chain Modelling |
WINTER 2005 |
| BA 5330
Business Logistic Systems |
FALL 2005 |
| BA 5770
Supply Chain Management |
FALL 2005 |
| |
|
| IS
COURSES (10 courses
-- 30 credit hours) |
|
| REQUIRED
IS COURSES: |
|
| IS 6805:
Applications of Programming for Business Solutions |
FALL 2004 |
| IS
6840: Information Systems Analysis |
WAIVED |
| IS 6845:
Database Management Systems |
FALL 2004 |
| IS 6836:
Telecommunications: Design and Management |
WAIVED |
| IS 6892(7892):
Seminar in Current Management Information Systems Topics 2 |
WINTER 2005 |
| IS 7021:
Phil Foundations of Business Administration Research |
WINTER 2005 |
| IS 7890:
IS research seminar 2 |
WINTER 2006 |
| IS 7891:
Quantitative research methods in IS 2 |
FALL 2004 |
| IS 7893:
Special Topics in IS 2 |
WINTER 2006 |
| IS 7894: Theoretical
Foundations of Information Systems Research |
FALL 2005 |
| |
|
| IS
ELECTIVES (any two of the following): |
|
| IS 7892:
Qualitative research methods in IS 2 |
SUMMER 2004 |
| IS 6832:
Information Systems Strategy |
SUMMER 2006 |
| |
|
SIUE
CMIS 108
Course Description: Computer concepts and applications will be explored to
aid students in developing a basic facility with the computer. Students will
exhibit proficiency with software applications and demonstrate knowledge of
computer concepts and components. Computer technology provides consumers with
access to a wealth of data and information, both locally and globally. In
addition to the Internet, software will be used to display information, produce
reports, assemble budgets, and create presentations.
SIUE
CMIS 300
Course Description:
Analysis, design, and implementation of Internet web-site home pages using
current tools of hypertext markup languages, integrated software packages,
and specialized web creation software.
