Management Information Systems (MIS) Program

Undergraduate MIS Courses

College of Business Administration University of NebraskaLincoln

COURSE NUMBER MNGT/MIST 250 MNGT/MIST 350 MNGT 399 MNGT 431 MNGT 437 MNGT/MIST 452 MNGT/MIST 454 MNGT/MIST 455 MNGT/MIST 456 MNGT/MIST 457 MNGT/MIST 458 MNGT/MIST 459 MNGT 499H

COURSE TITLE Business Programming Introduction to Management Information Systems Independent Study: Management Information Systems Enterprise Management Systems Computer-Aided Analysis in Decision Making Database Organization and Management Information Systems Analysis and Design Mobile and Ubiquitous Commerce Object-Oriented Systems Development Business Data Communication Electronic Business Global Information Technology and Systems Honors Thesis: Management Information Systems

Management Information Systems (mis)

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

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Management Information Systems (MIS) Program

OUR FOCUS
Conceptual/Theoretical Foundations of Information Systems We take a long-term perspective in teaching MIS to ensure our students career and future growth. The MIS courses will be focusing on principles and concepts rather than emphasizing on specific technology or software technology and software may become obsolete in one to two years, but the principles will remain. Rather than providing instruction on ever-changing syntactical details of various software tools, advanced software tools will be integrated into MIS courses to illustrate the concepts and principles covered. Electronic Business/Mobile Commerce/Ubiquitous Commerce Organizations today have begun to recognize the tremendous potential that e-business and m-commerce offer with regard to competitive growth and opportunities. Therefore, it is important for students entering the workplace, or for those who have already undertaken a business career, to understand the basics of e-business and mobile commerce, and how to take advantage of the opportunities offered by new Internet-based and wireless technologies. Global Knowledge Management It is increasingly clear to corporate managers that knowledge is the only source of sustainable competitive strength. While managing data and information is important, firms are beginning to realize that true competitive advantage lies in leveraging the tacit and explicit knowledge to create value for the customers. The MIS curriculum instills in students the ability to effectively manage organizational knowledge worldwide by leveraging the potential power of IT tools and open-source collaboration. Enterprise Integration and Management Enterprise software, which is designed to be the vehicle for companies to control, monitor, coordinate, and manage the enterprise activities in all locations, is becoming increasingly important. We have close working relationships with enterprise software companies such as Oracle and SAP. These enterprise software applications are integrated into the MIS curriculum. n n Fun and exciting jobs Excellent Career Prospects1 Buoyant Job Market1 One of the Highest Starting Salaries1

OUR STRENGTH
Close Interactions with Industry To keep our curriculum up-to-date and relevant to the industry, we have close interactions and close ties with many organizations in the information technology area. We interact with them on a regular basis to seek their comments and feedback on our curriculum. In addition, organizations such as IBM, Microsoft, Accenture, Oracle, and Sprint provide MIS guest lectures to our students every semester. World Class Faculty We have outstanding MIS faculty members working on organizational, behavioral, and technical MIS research. The faculty members are well published and are known nationally and internationally for their accomplishments. Many are world leaders in their specialized areas. Our MIS faculty members serve on editorial boards of top MIS journals as well as organizing committees of major MIS conferences.

YOUR FUTURE

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