Business and Information Technology, Management of Information Option, B.S.

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Business & Information Technology

Freshman

Fall Semester

BGEN 105 - Introduction To Business 3 credits
WRIT 101 - College Writing I 3 credits
Physical Science Elective 3 credits
Free Elective 3 credits
M 141 - Math for Business and Social Sciences I 3 credits
-OR-
M 151 - Precalculus 4 credits

Total: 15

Spring Semester

Physical Science Elective with lab 4 credits*
Humanities Elective 3 credits
Free Elective 2 credits
COMX 111 - Introduction to Public Speaking 3 credits
-OR-
COMX 230 - Presenting Technical Information 3 credits
M 142 - Math for Business and Social Sciences II 3 credits
-OR-
M 171 - Calculus I 3 credits

Total: 15

Sophomore

Fall Semester

BGEN 235 - Business Law 3 credits
BGEN 285 - Critical Thinking & Decision Making 3 credits
ACTG 201 - Principles of Financial Accounting 3 credits
ECNS 201 - Principles of Microeconomics 3 credits
Free Elective 3 credits

Total: 15

Spring Semester

ACTG 202 - Principles of Managerial Accounting 3 credits
ECNS 202 - Principles of Macroeconomics 3 credits
Free Elective 3 credits
Free Elective 3 credits
STAT 216 - Introduction to Statistics 3 credits
-OR-
STAT 131 - Introduction to Biostatistics 3 credits
-OR-
STAT 332 - Statistics for Scientists and Engineers 3 credits

Total: 15

Junior

Fall Semester

BGEN 363 - Business Ethics and Decision Making 3 credits **
BMIS 375 - Data Analytics 3 credits
BMIS 311 - Management Information Systems 3 credits
BMGT 335W - Management and Organization 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits

Total: 15

Spring Semester

BMIS 320 - Business Modeling 3 credits
BMKT 325W - Principles of Marketing 3 credits
WRIT 322W - Advanced Business Writing 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits

Total: 15

Senior

Fall Semester

BFIN 322 - Business Finance 3 credits
BMGT 322 - Operations Management 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits

Total: 15

Spring Semester

BMGT 426W - Strategic Management 3 credits
BMIS 453 - Business Intelligence and Big Data Alalytics 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits
Concentration Requirement/Elective 3 credits

Total: 15

Minimum credits for a B.S. degree in Business & Information Technology: 120

* Students studying under the Natural Resource Management Option are required to take GEO 101 Introduction to Physical Geology which qualifies as a physical science elective and lab.

**Students studying under the Health Information Technology Option may take BGEN 363 or HCI 316 Health Care Ethics & Regulations.

Management of Information Option Requirements/Electives:

Required Courses:

BMIS 415 - Management of Information Technology 3 credits
BMIS 416 - Enterprise Systems and Industry Software 3 credits
HCI 320 - Information Systems Security 3 credits

Option Electives (pick a total of 6):

Programming (pick 1):

CSCI 111 - Programming with Java I 3 credits
CSCI 112 - Programming with C I 3 credits
CSCI 114 - Programming with C# 3 credits
CSCI 116 - Introduction to Python Programming 3 credits
CSCI 135 - Fundamentals Of Computer Science I 3 credits

Other (pick 5):

CSCI 347 - Data Mining 3 credits
STAT 332 - Statistics for Scientists and Engineers 3 credits
STAT 432 - Regression and Model Building 3 credits
STAT 453 - Statistical Learning & Data Science I 3 credits
HCI 410 - Project & Systems Management 4 credits
BMGT 362 - Labor Relations & Collective Bargaining 3 credits
BGEN 236 - Business Law II 3 credits
BMGT 329 - Human Resource Management 3 credits
BMGT 448W - Entrepreneurship 3 credits
BMGT 353W - Organizational Behavior 3 credits
BMKT 342 - Marketing Research 3 credits
ACTG 410 - Cost/Mgmt Accounting I 3 credits
BMGT 491 - Special Topics Variable
BGEN 360 - International Business 3 credits
BMGT or BMIS 498 Internship*
*A maximum of 3 credits of Internship may be used to fulfill concentration elective requirements.