Information Systems, Minor
(Code 832-401)
By pursuing a minor in Information Systems, students enhance their primary area of study with essential organizational computing skills and knowledge. This enhances their proficiency in their chosen field, fortifies their appeal to prospective employers and amplifies their capabilities as informed citizens. This minor offers a valuable complement to diverse academic pursuits. Through this program, students gain insights into the strategic utilization of information systems and information technology (IT), empowering them to navigate the increasingly digital landscape of modern workplaces with confidence and competence.
The IS minor is available to all UW-Eau Claire students at UW-Eau Claire except information systems majors.
For more information on the IS Certificate program, contact your advisor or the Department of Business Communication and Information Systems.
Minor Requirements
(Code 832-401)
Twenty-five semester credits, as follows:
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Required courses: | 19 | |
BCOM 206 | Business Writing | 2 |
BCOM 207 | Business Presentations | 2 |
IS 240 | Information Systems in Business | 3 |
IS 304 | Fundamentals of Business Programming | 3 |
IS 307 | Introduction to Business Analytics | 3 |
IS 310 | Business Process Modeling | 3 |
IS 345 | Networking with Client Operating Systems | 3 |
IS Minor electives - Select from the following | 6 | |
Data Analytics for Accounting | ||
Programming for New Programmers 1 | ||
or CS 148 | Programming for Experienced Programmers | |
Business Analytics Programming | ||
System Development Methodologies | ||
Information Assurance | ||
Server-based Networking & Security | ||
MGMT 442 | ||
Advanced Marketing Analytics |
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Either CS 145 OR CS 148 may satisfy an elective choice. Credit may not be earned in both.
Program Learning Outcome
Students completing this program will be expected to meet the following learning outcomes:
- Create well-designed coded instructions that effectively solve business problems.
- Create technical models to assist in solving information systems problems.