COURSE CURRICULUM

This academic plan outlines a comprehensive four-year undergraduate program combining Management Information Systems (MIS), Computer Science, and Business courses. In the freshman year, students are introduced to the foundations of MIS, management, composition, and philosophy, alongside practical business software and leadership development. The spring semester continues with computer architecture, microeconomics, IT infrastructure, and professional branding, with a choice between finite math and college algebra. Sophomore year builds on business and technical knowledge with financial and managerial accounting, advanced networking, macroeconomics, programming, calculus, statistics, and data structures, accompanied by leadership and public speaking. In the junior year, students dive deeper into systems-level computer science, scripting, systems analysis, and database design, while also exploring marketing, American government, business law, ethics, history, and recommended information security. The senior year culminates in advanced technical and business coursework, including algorithms, operating systems, data science, financial management, and organizational behavior. The final semester emphasizes real-world application through a capstone project, strategic planning, public policy economics, and a natural science course, with environmental science suggested. This curriculum is strategically designed to develop strong technical, analytical, and leadership skills, integrating core business principles with advanced computing and MIS knowledge. Prerequisites and course sequencing ensure students progressively build on earlier knowledge, preparing them for careers at the intersection of technology and business.