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The Management Information Systems major is a broad based business degree incorporating studies in computer science. Students in this major qualify for positions in the management information and computer industries. The focus of this major includes (1) procedures and methodologies for the planning, developing and obtaining data and (2) for analyzing, designing and implementing management information systems which prepare and disseminate information throughout organizations for decision making purposes. This major emphasizes the use of organizational information as an efficient and effective resource. This approach relies heavily upon the efficient and effective use and application of computers and computer software. Graduates could assume positions as a systems or junior systems analyst, applications programmer, marketing representative, information systems coordinator, and information user liaison representative. In addition to the common body of knowledge in business competencies, majors in management information systems will demonstrate competencies in advanced microcomputer applications, systems analysis, data base management and project software development. This program requires 122 semester hours for completion.