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MIS Emphasis Courses (60 Units)

TMU’s ����aa����-centered business programs equip students to approach management information systems (MIS) with a ����aa����-honoring perspective.  Serving others for God’s glory and the advancement of the gospel is at the core of our approach. Students pursuing this emphasis will undertake studies to develop competency in applying computer technology to the problem-solving and information-handling activities necessary for the effective and efficient conduct of business activities.

• CS121P Introduction to Computer Programming
• CS132S Data Structures & Algorithms
• CS311C Cloud Administration
• CS342D Database Management Systems
• CS341W Web Application Development
• CS392M Project Management and Enterprise Software
• One of the following
  • BUS483 Business (IS) Internship
  • CS202H Computer Hardware
  • CS122J JavaScript Essentials
  • CS312N Networking Principles & Architecture
  • CS322X Linux
  • MGT321 Decision Science Fundamentals

Business Administration Core Courses (39 Units)

• ACC210 Accounting Fundamentals I
• ACC220 Accounting Fundamentals II
• ACC460 Tax Accounting
• BUS310 Statistics for Business*
• BUS320 Business Law
• BUS490 Advanced Business Seminar (Capstone)
• ECN210 Microeconomics
• FIN440 Finance
• INB311 Global Business Strategies
• MGT310 Management Theory
• MGT330 Business Communications**
• MKT350 Marketing Fundamentals
• One of the following:
  • CS270A Information Systems Applications (3)
  • ACC329 Accounting IS Applications (3)

*Fulfills G.E. requirement for MA240
**Fulfills G.E. requirement for C100

Biblical Studies Minor

To also earn a minor in Biblical Studies, students must ensure to complete 24 Bible units, including the following courses:

Program Learning Outcomes

1. Demonstrate a working knowledge of the software development cycle and the purposes and activities of each phase.
2. Demonstrate the ability to effectively design, write, debug, and test computer programs accurately using syntax, semantics, and common data structures.
3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of cloud server administration.
4. Demonstrate a working knowledge of the principles underlying modern operating systems.
5. Demonstrate a working knowledge of modern layered network technologies.
6. Demonstrate a working knowledge of web development by designing and creating complex websites.

Students benefit from local and national internships, as well as promising career opportunities. Our esteemed alumni are highly sought after by various organizations and companies thanks to their outstanding reputation.