Information Systems, MS

The Master of Science in Information Systems is built for tech professionals ready to move into leadership or dive deeper into the full lifecycle of information systems. Whether the goal is mastering system design and development or overseeing complex implementations and operations, this degree provides the technical and strategic depth required for high-level roles. The curriculum focuses on essential pillars like information systems theory, robust cybersecurity, and project management, all while emphasizing how to apply these tools to solve real business challenges. It’s the perfect track for those who want to blend technical mastery with the executive mindset needed to manage a modern digital infrastructure.

Information Systems Major - 9 Hours

MIS 5310 - Database Design and Management Credits: 3
MIS 6010 - Information Security Credits: 3
MIS 6210 - Systems Architectures Credits: 3

Management Information Systems Requirements - 15 Hours

MIS 5110 - Management Information Systems Credits: 3
MIS 5210 - Information Systems Project Management Credits: 3
MIS 6110 - System Analysis and Design Credits: 3
MIS 6710 - Information Systems Integration Project I Credits: 3
MIS 6720 - Information Systems Integration Project II Credits: 3

Business Requirements - 3 Hours

BUS 6780 - Research and Statistics for Managers Credits: 3

Select One Course from the Following:

BUS 6150 - Human Behavior Management of Organizations Credits: 3
BUS 6300 - Accounting for the Contemporary Manager Credits: 3
BUS 6400 - The Financial Environment Credits: 3

Semester Hours Required for Graduation - 30

The Master of Science in Information Systems Program is affiliated with the National Professional Science Master’s Association (NPSMA) as a Professional Science Master’s (PSM) degree program.