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Business core courses will be offered every quarter.
Major courses listed below may not be offered every
quarter. This information is provided for planning purposes
and is subject to revision each quarter prior to
registration. Fact Sheets are available in 100 Rike Hall
and on the RSCOB web page: www.wright.edu/business.
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F = Fall |
W = Winter |
S = Spring |
R = Summer |
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Effective Spring 2011 to Winter 2012 |
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Required Courses: 40 Hours |
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Qtr(s) Offered* |
Prerequisite(s) |
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CS 208 |
Computer Programming for Business I |
F, W, S |
CS 205, MTH 129 |
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CS 209 |
Computer Programming for Business II |
F, W, S |
CS 208 |
MIS 215
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Business Data Structures |
F, S |
CS 209, MTH 228 |
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MIS 305 |
Business Operating Systems |
F, S |
MIS 215 |
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MIS 325 |
Analysis and Design of Information Systems |
F, W |
MIS 300
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MIS 345 |
E-Business Strategy, Design and Application |
W, S |
MIS 325 |
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MIS 415 |
Business Database Systems |
W, S |
MIS 325 (or concurrent
enrollment) |
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MIS 425 |
Business Networks and Telecommunications |
F, S |
MIS 300 |
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MIS 450 |
Systems Development and Implementation* |
W, S |
MIS 325 |
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MIS 495 |
IS Project Management and Development** |
F, S |
MIS 325, 415 |
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MIS Elective Courses: 4 Hours (Choose one of the
following)
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Course |
Title |
Qtr(s) Offered* |
Prerequisite(s) |
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CEG 210 |
PC Networking I |
F, S |
CS 205 |
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CEG 211 |
PC Networking II |
S |
CEG 210 |
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CS 214 |
Visual Basic Programming |
F, W, S |
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CS 302 |
Intro to Oracle / SQL Databases |
W |
CS 208 |
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MIS 433 |
Automating Business Processes with RFID |
W |
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MIS 477 |
Special Studies in MIS |
Varies |
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MIS 480 |
Special Topics |
TBA |
MIS 300 |
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MIS 481 |
Internship*** |
F, W, S, R |
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ACC 326 |
Accounting Systems Design and Implementation |
F, W, S, R |
ACC 205, MIS 300 |
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*** Contact the ISOM department, 271 Rike Hall,
(937)775-2895, for information regarding internships. |
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Elective Courses: 4 Hours
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* MIS 450 is Writing Intensive. |
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** MIS 495 must be taken your last quarter.
Department permission is required and prerequisites will be
checked. Contact the ISOM department, 271 Rike Hall,
(937)775-2895, one year prior to the quarter you will
graduate to put your name on the list for that
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To meet other students in your major, get to know the
faculty better, and gain valuable career information, join
the MIS student club, AITP (Association of Information
Technology Professionals). Information is available in the
ISOM department, 271 Rike Hall, (937)775-2895. |
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The Program Objectives of the Management
Information Systems(MIS) major are
to: I.Prepare Individuals to deploy information
technology to support organizations.
II.Prepare individuals to understand, perform and manage
the process of information systems development.
III.Prepare individuals for entry-level positions in
information technology or for a graduate school
program.
IV.Prepare individuals fora process of lifelong
learning.
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The Learning Outcomes for the MIS major are that
graduating students will have:
a. An ability to apply knowledge of computing and mathematics to solve business problems.
b. An ability to analyze a problem, and identify and define the computing requirements appropriate to its solution.
c. An ability to design, implement and evaluate a computer-based system, process, component or program to meet desired needs.
d. An ability to function effectively on teams to accomplish a common goal.
e. An understanding of professional, ethical, legal, security and social issues and reponsibilities.
f. An ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
g. An ability to analyze the local and global impact of computing on individuals, organizations and society.
h. Recognition of the need for and an ability to engage in continuing professional development.
i. An ability to use current techniques, skills and toolds necessary to met organizational IS needs and opportunities.
j. An understanding of processes that support the delivery and management of information systems within today's business organization.
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Robert Johnson
MIS Major, Senior
President of the MIS Club
Recipient of the AFCEA Scholarship
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Arijit Sengupta, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Information Systems
and Operations Management
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