Information Systems Program

  • College of Computing & Information Technology |
  • English

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Brief

Information Systems (IS) defined as the 'bridge' between the business world and computer science. An information system is not only the technology an organization uses, but also how the technology works with the organization's business processes. Information Systems specialists design computing solutions that provide companies, with the information they need to achieve their goals. IS degrees combine some business and more computing topics..

Code Title Prequisites
BA101 Calculus I None
BA113 Physics None
CS111 Introduction to Computers None
IS171 Introduction to Information Systems None
LH135 English for Specific Purposes I None of LH130*
NC172 Fundamentals of Business None
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BA201 Calculus III BA102
BA203 Probability and Statistics BA102
BA216 Advanced Physics BA113
CE216 Digital Logic Design CS111
CS202 Discrete Structures CS111
CS243 Object-Oriented Programming CS143
Code Title Prequisites
CS322 Operating Systems CS212, CE243
CS366 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence CS212, CS202
IS371 E-business Fundamentals IS171
IS374 Advanced Database Systems IS273
NC275 Global Business None
Code Title Prequisites
CS481 Computers and Society 96CR+
IS401 Project 1 GPA=2.0+ & 96+ CR
IS471 Strategic Planning for IS IS391
NC471 Business Process Management None
Code Title Prequisites
IS402 Project 2 IS401
IS421 Information Systems Security CS322, CE231
IS461 Decision Support Systems CS366

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