The graduate program in Management Information Systems is designed for present and future managers and developers of organizational information systems. Relying on computers and telecommunications networks, these systems are a source of operational efficiency, managerial effectiveness and corporate strategic advantage. The program combines learning how to use and develop information system technology with instruction in business, management and organizations.

Admission Requirements

  • Graduation from a regionally accredited college or university with a satisfactory academic record.
  • Three letters of recommendation.

Degree Plan

Prerequisites (12 credits)

Required (18 credits)

  • CSCI6603 Computer Architecture
  • CSCI6623 Database Systems
  • CSCI6720 Management Information Systems
  • CSCI6758 E-Commerce
  • CSCI7727 Development of MIS 1: Project Management and Systems Analysis
  • CSCI7791 Information Systems for Competitive Advantage

Electives (12 credits)

Consult the FDU Graduate Bulletin and your advisor regarding electives. A student can opt to receive 3 credits for internship/work experience provided the student has been in the program for a minimum of 9 months.