Management Information Systems (MIS) is where business meets technology. At Â鶹ŮÀÉ, you’ll learn how to use information and communication technologies to solve real business problems, drive innovation, and give organizations a competitive edge. MIS is about understanding how technology, people, and processes work together—so you can design, manage, and improve the systems that keep businesses running.
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MIS at Florida Atlantic stands out for its strong systems perspective and focus on both technical and people skills. You’ll gain hands-on experience through simulations, group projects, and internships, learning to bridge the gap between business needs and IT solutions. The program is flexible, offering paths in Information Technology or Information and Knowledge Management, plus optional concentrations in Business Analytics or Cybersecurity. Courses are available in-person, online, and hybrid formats, making it easy to fit your schedule. Graduates are prepared not just for entry-level roles, but for leadership positions that shape how organizations use technology.
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Undergraduate
- Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Management Information Systems
- Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Management Information Systems
- Minor in Management Information Systems
Graduate
- Master of Science in Information Technology and Management (MSITM)
- Master of Science in Business Analytics
- Master of Science in Data Science & Analytics
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
- Ph.D. with concentration in Information Technology and Operations Management
MIS and CS may sound similar but they are very different in content and goals. Neither one is better than the other – they’re just different. Companies need both professionals.Management Information Systems (MIS) FAQs
Management Information Systems Majors
Computer Science Majors
Take courses to understand business problems, like accounting and marketing
Take technical and science courses like math, engineering, and physics
Apply technology to business needs
Focus more on the technology itself and less on its use in business
Acquire business applications by building, integrating or purchasing systems
Build the applications and algorithms
Use the computer and software as tools to solve business problems
Build the computers and program complex software
Plan and deploy networks
Create protocols for networks
Design and implement corporate databases
Write database software and drivers
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
2. Develop strong technical, analytical, and communication skills for leadership in IT and business environments.
3. Prepare graduates to adapt to evolving technologies and business needs.
4. Foster ethical decision-making and teamwork in technology-driven organizations.
2. Demonstrate proficiency in systems analysis, design, and project management.
3. Communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
4. Apply knowledge of databases, programming, and data communications to solve business problems.
5. Lead and collaborate on technology projects that drive organizational success.
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