Management Information Systems

The Management Information Systems program at Kennedy-Western University focuses on the development, maintenance and management of information systems. Development and maintenance of systems in management for control of the business enterprise are explored at all program levels.

Bachelor Program
The goal of the undergraduate program is to give the student both short and long-term practical applications of learning by instructing them in the maintenance and development of certain systems.
Courses include Introduction to Data Communications, Fundamentals of WAN and LAN, Business Uses of the Internet and System Analysis and Design.

Master Program
The goal of the graduate programs is to ensure the student is capable of directing effective utilization and management of information systems resources by the business enterprise.
Courses include Information Technologies and Business Functions, Computer Based Business Systems, Data Communications and Networking, and Decision Support and Expert Systems.

Doctorate Program
Courses include Information Systems Strategy, Operational and Financial Models, Corporate Information Management and Statistical Analysis for Research Methods.

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