MSYS 200
Management Information Systems: Digital Dynamics for Business Innovation
3 Credits          Weekly (3-0-0)

This course provides students with essential knowledge on how Management Information Systems (MIS) strategically support and transform business operations and decision-making processes. Students will explore the interplay among digital technology, information management, organizational strategy, and ethical considerations. They will examine foundational and innovative technologies critical to contemporary enterprises, including data analytics, visualization tools, cloud infrastructure, database management, artificial intelligence, and emerging digital innovations. Through individual and team-based experiential activities, students will apply MIS concepts and technologies to address real-world business challenges. In doing so, students will develop the critical skills needed to effectively leverage digital solutions, ethically manage information resources, and proactively adapt to evolving technological landscapes.

Prerequisites: BUSN 101 or BUSN 201.