MBA MIS

Can you provide me the course structure of MBA/MS in Management Information Systems program offered by University of Illinois at Chicago as I want take admission in the course?

Applicants to the joint degree program - MBA/MS in Management Information Systems - need to apply and be accepted to both the MBA and MS in MIS programs and must satisfy the admission requirements independently for both programs.

Students already enrolled in the MBA program can apply to the joint degree program before completing more than 32 semester hours of study in the MBA program.

MBA Required Courses

Core Courses (24 hours)

ACTG 500
Introduction to Financial Accounting

ECON 520
Microeconomics for Business Decisions

FIN 500
Introduction to Corporate Finance

IDS 532
Introduction to Operations Management

MGMT 541
Organizational Behavior

MKTG 500
Introduction to Marketing

MBA Electives
16 hours of 500-level courses from at least two departments within the College of Business
Administration

MS in MIS Required Courses

Core Knowledge (0-12 hours)

IDS 517
Enterprise Application Development

IDS 520
Enterprise Information Infrastructure Planning & Security

IDS 521
Advanced Database Management

Capstone Project Experience (4 hours)

Select one of the following:

IDS 507
Advanced Systems Analysis and Design Project

IDS 508
E-Commerce Project

IDS 596
Independent Study in Information and Decision Sciences

IS Management (4 hours)

Select one of the following:

IDS 514
Management of Information Systems

IDS 515
Information Systems Strategy and Policy

IDS 523
Audit and Control of Information Systems

Technical Prerequisites (0-12)

Select from the following:

IDS 401
Business Object Programming using Java

IDS 405
Business Systems Analysis and Design

IDS 410
Business Database Technology

Business Prerequisites (0 hours)
This requirement will be fulfilled by the MBA core courses.

Electives
Three to five courses chosen with the approval of the director of graduate studies
Courses from other departments and colleges may be taken as electives with his or her approval. These courses may be chosen so as to fit career tracks in IS Consulting, Auditing and Forensics, Corporate IS Management, Supply Chain and Service Operations, Business Analytics, Enterprise Applications or IS operations.

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