CIS 600 - Management Information Systems

This course focuses on analyzing the use of information by organizations and their different types of information systems. It explores the technological, managerial, and organizational considerations of information systems. The theoretical foundations of information systems and their development, uses, operations, management oversight, control, structure, and impact will be explored. The analysis of information within the organization, the nature of characteristics of computerized information systems, usage of information systems and technology to change the organizational structure and/or work process and culture will be addressed. In addition, the course will emphasize the usefulness of information technology to achieve a competitive advantage, efficient operations, and effective decision-making.
Credits: 3