3 BMIS 476 Integrated Project Management (Prereq., BMIS 365, 370, and 373) 3 MIS Elective - Consult faculty advisor for a class 3 BMKT 325 Principles of Marketing 3 Non-Business Electives 3 Non-Business Electives Credits Fourth Semester (15 credits) 3 BMIS 498 Internship (may be done in the summer) 3 MIS Elective - Consult faculty advisor for a class 3 BGEN 499 Strategic Management (Prereq., Upper Core) 3 Non-Business Electives 3 Business or Non-Business Electives Selecting Electives You can significantly improve your job prospects by carefully choosing your electives. There are courses both inside and outside of the School of Business Administration that will help prepare you for your entry-level job and the careers those jobs grow to become. Below are useful electives for a variety of MIS tracks. Work closely with your advisor to choose MIS and general electives that will supplement your required courses and provide you with the background necessary for the career of your choice. Track Skillsets Electives Certification “I Like To” or Minor Code, create apps Development Programming, CSCI 135, CS minor (programming, database CSCI 136 software management, customization) understanding APIs Help people solve Consulting Ask good BMIS 479, AIS certificate problems around IT, (business questions, SaaS, ACTG 321 work with people analyst, understand APIs, compliance speaking in front assessment) of others Manage projects, work Project BMIS 471, PM certification with people, manage management finance, BMIS 479 details, lead groups negotiation, Work with data, Data analytics Statistical BMIS 326, Data analytics business intelligence, analysis, data BMIS 465 certificate gather business cleansing, data insights from data visualization, data modeling Digital marketing Digital marketing E-commerce BMIS 478, Digital marketing BMKT 460 certificate Work hands-on with Cybersecurity IT service BMIS 471, MCSE or CISSP technology (network management BMIS 472 certification
3 BMIS 476 Integrated Project Management (Prereq., BMIS 365, 370, and 373) 3 MIS Elective - Consult faculty advisor for a class 3 BMKT 325 Principles of Marketing 3 Non-Business Electives 3 Non-Business Electives Credits Fourth Semester (15 credits) 3 BMIS 498 Internship (may be done in the summer) 3 MIS Elective - Consult faculty advisor for a class 3 BGEN 499 Strategic Management (Prereq., Upper Core) 3 Non-Business Electives 3 Business or Non-Business Electives Selecting Electives You can significantly improve your job prospects by carefully choosing your electives. There are courses both inside and outside of the School of Business Administration that will help prepare you for your entry-level job and the careers those jobs grow to become. Below are useful electives for a variety of MIS tracks. Work closely with your advisor to choose MIS and general electives that will supplement your required courses and provide you with the background necessary for the career of your choice. “I Like To” Track Skillsets Electives Certification or Minor Code, create apps Development (programming, software customization) Programming, database management, understanding APIs CSCI 135, CSCI 136 CS minor Help people solve problems around IT, work with people Consulting (business analyst, compliance assessment) Ask good questions, SaaS, understand APIs, speaking in front of others BMIS 479, ACTG 321 AIS certificate Manage projects, work with people, manage details, lead groups Project management finance, negotiation, BMIS 471, BMIS 479 PM certification Work with data, business intelligence, gather business insights from data Data analytics Statistical analysis, data cleansing, data visualization, data modeling BMIS 326, BMIS 465 Data analytics certificate Digital marketing Digital marketing E-commerce BMIS 478, BMKT 460 Digital marketing certificate Work hands-on with technology Cybersecurity (network IT service management BMIS 471, BMIS 472 MCSE or CISSP certification
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