Roosevelt University - Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS)

Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS)
2005-2007 Graduate Academic Catalog | Catalogs

The Master of Science in Information Systems degree prepares students for careers in systems analysis, the design of computer-based information systems, and management of the organization information function. The program’s emphases are on the understanding of organizational environments that give rise to the need for information systems and the tasks of designing and implementing cost effective systems for information processing. Students learn about the strategic, technological, organizational, and human relations aspects of implementing information systems.

To earn an MSIS students must successfully complete at least 31 semester hours: a one-semester-hour orientation course, six core courses, and four electives.

Degree requirements

Core courses

Badm 401	Graduate Business Orientation	1
Acct 405	Accounting for Executives	3
Infs 401	Information Resource Management	3
Infs 412	Database Systems	3
Infs 440	Systems Analysis and Design	3
Infs 471	Management of Information Systems	3
Mgmt 403	Quantitative Analysis for Decision Makers	3

Information systems electives

Three courses chosen from information systems offerings

General elective

		One course chosen from information systems offerings
		or a non-information systems course approved by the program director	3

Catalogs | 2005-2007 Graduate Catalog