TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Management Information Systems - BBA
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Management Information Systems (MISY) at Texas A&M University prepares students to bridge the gap between business needs and technology solutions. This program focuses on how computer-based information systems can be effectively implemented and managed within various organizational contexts. Graduates will be equipped with a dual skillset, understanding core business functions like accounting, marketing, and finance, while also possessing the technical expertise to manage and implement information system strategies. The MISY program aims to develop graduates with the business acumen, technical proficiency, and leadership qualities necessary to navigate and leverage the rapidly evolving landscape of information technology in business strategy and daily operations.
Curriculum
The Management Information Systems program is structured over four years, requiring a total of 120 credit hours. The first two years focus on foundational business coursework (Lower-Level Business Program - BUAD), and the subsequent two years delve into upper-level MISY specific courses.
- First Year
- Freshman Business InitiativeBUSN 101
- Mathematics for Business and Social SciencesMATH 140
- American History
- Life and Physical Sciences
- Communication
- Principles of EconomicsECON 202
- Business CalculusMATH 142
- American History
- Life and Physical Sciences
- Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Second Year
- Introductory AccountingACCT 229
- Principles of EconomicsECON 203
- Fundamentals of Information SystemsISTM 210
- American National GovernmentPOLS 206
- Communication
- Introductory AccountingACCT 230
- Statistical Methods for BusinessBUSN 203
- Creative Arts
- Language, Philosophy and Culture
- Life and Physical Sciences
- Business Programming Logic and DesignISTM 250
- Third Year
- Professional Development Information Systems SeminarISTM 281
- Network Communications and InfrastructureISTM 310
- Business Systems Analysis and DesignISTM 320
- Legal and Social Environment of BusinessMGMT 311
- Operations ManagementSCMT 364
- Communication
- Database ProgrammingISTM 315
- Management of Information SystemsISTM 410
- Information Systems SeminarISTM 481
- MarketingMKTG 321
- State and Local GovernmentPOLS 207
- International Elective
- Fourth Year
- Business FinanceFINC 341
- Information Systems Capstone ProjectISTM 415
- Information Systems SeminarISTM 481
- Managing People in OrganizationsMGMT 363
- MISY Directed Elective
- General Elective
- Strategic ManagementMGMT 466
- International Elective
- MISY Directed Elective
- General Elective
Careers
Graduates of the Management Information Systems program are well-prepared for a variety of roles that require a blend of business understanding and technical expertise. The program cultivates skills sought after in today's technology-driven business environment.
- Business Analyst
- Systems Analyst
- IT Consultant
- Database Administrator
- Network Administrator
- Project Manager
- Information Security Analyst
Entry requirements
Lower-Level Business Program (BUAD)Satisfactory completion of specific coursework, including foundational business subjects, mathematics, sciences, communication, and social sciences. A total of 60 credit hours are typically completed in the first two years.
Upper-Level MISY MajorAdmission to the upper-level MISY major requires satisfactory completion of specific coursework from the lower-level program. Additional requirements may apply; refer to the Upper-Level Entry Requirements and Application Procedures.
Students intending to major in MISY must add ISTM 250 (Business Programming Logic and Design) to their second-year fall curriculum. For students in the Business Honors program, BUSN 125 replaces BUSN 101 and BUSN 225 is added to the second-year spring curriculum.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the university's official admissions and tuition pages for the most current international tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the university's official admissions and tuition pages for the most current domestic tuition rates.
LivingEstimated living costs are not specified on the program page. Please consult the university's housing and financial aid resources for estimates.
Tuition and living costs are subject to change. International students should verify all expenses with the university's international student services office.
How to apply
1. Apply to Texas A&M UniversitySubmit a university application, typically during your final year of high school for freshman admission, or as a transfer student. Ensure you meet general university admission requirements.
2. Complete Lower-Level Business Program (BUAD) RequirementsEnroll in and complete the required coursework for the first two years (60 credit hours) as outlined in the BUAD curriculum. This includes foundational courses in business, math, sciences, and communication.
3. Apply for Upper-Level MISY Major AdmissionOnce you have met the specific coursework requirements for the lower-level program, apply for admission to the upper-level MISY major. Application procedures and deadlines are detailed separately. You may need to have completed courses such as ISTM 210 and ISTM 250.
4. International Student AdmissionsInternational applicants must meet all general university admission requirements, plus any specific English language proficiency requirements. Consult the Texas A&M International Admissions website for detailed instructions for international applicants.
Accreditation
This program is part of Texas A&M University, which is accredited by relevant regional and national bodies. Specific business program accreditations, such as AACSB, may apply.