Date of Submittal:
Approved by School of MGMT:
Reviewed by CEP:
Approved by Univ. Senate:

03/13/05
03/11/05

Document No:
Proposed Effective Date:
Contact Person:
Form 40 Needed:

MGMT-CC-05-03
Fall, 2006
J. Furdek
Yes

Subject:

Creation of a new course:
MGMT 211 Principles of Information Systems

Justification:

This course is intended to replace MGMT 311 as a requirement in the degree programs in management. The level and focus of the course is more appropriately defined as a 200 level course.

Current:

Proposed:

MGMT 211 PRINCIPLES OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
(Class 3 cr. 3.)
Prerequisite: MGMT 102 or consent of instructor

An introduction to information systems from the perspective of a manager. This course provides an overview of information systems, systems theory, human information processing, and current legal and ethical issues relating to computer usage.

Impact on Students:

This course provides an elective for students in any discipline who seek a general introduction to information systems.

Impact on Other Academic Units:

This course provides an elective for students in any discipline with minimal technical background who seek a general knowledge of information systems from a management perspective.

Summary of Discussions with
Other Academic Units:

None.

Impact on University Resources:

No new university resources are required.

Impact on General Education Requirements:

n.a.