COURSE CURRICULUM

The Information Systems program at Auburn University at Montgomery in Montgomery offers a broad range of courses that combine business knowledge with modern information technology skills. The curriculum begins with foundational courses that introduce students to business computing, programming, and management information systems. Courses such as Computer Applications in Business, Digital Productivity with AI, Introduction to Management Information Systems, Java Programming, C++ Programming, Visual Basic, and Object-Oriented Design Fundamentals help students understand basic programming concepts, business software applications, and system design principles. These courses provide the technical foundation needed to develop and manage information systems used in modern organizations.As students progress in the program, they explore more advanced topics in programming, data management, and system development. Courses such as Data Structures, Database Systems, Advanced Programming Concepts, Web Application Development, Mobile Application Development, Data Visualization, and Data Communications allow students to gain practical experience in building and managing software systems. Students also learn about systems analysis, system design, and project management, which help them understand how to develop and implement technology solutions for business organizations.The curriculum also includes specialized courses focused on artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. Students may study Machine Learning, Deep Learning, AI Automation, AI in Business Operations, Large Language Models, and Machine Intelligence Environments. These courses introduce modern technological tools and techniques that are widely used in data analysis, automation, and intelligent systems development. In addition, students gain knowledge of enterprise technologies through courses such as Enterprise Information Systems, Enterprise Process Integration with SAP, and Innovation Strategy.Another important component of the program is information security and network management. Students learn about Network Operating Systems, Network Design and Administration, Network Security and Legal Issues, Advanced Network Security, Disaster and Contingency Planning, and Information Security Management. These subjects help students understand how to protect organizational data and maintain reliable technology infrastructures.The program also includes business analytics and operations management courses such as Business Statistics, Data Mining Methods, Forecasting, Operations Research, and Statistical Quality Control. Practical learning opportunities are provided through internships, independent study, project management courses, and a final capstone project or thesis. These experiences allow students to apply their technical and analytical knowledge in real-world environments while preparing for professional careers in information systems, data analytics, and technology management.