Department of Information Systems

As more sophisticated technology is implemented across all organizations, demand for systems expertise will remain strong.


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>> 10 Emphasis Areas
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Courses In Information Systems

Undergraduate Courses

Plan of Study: Information Systems Major
  1. CISM 1110 - Computer Applications
  2. CISM 1120 - Computer Concepts
  3. CISM 2230 - Advanced JAVA
  4. CISM 2530 - Advanced Business Applications
  5. CISM 3134 - Data Communications
  6. CISM 3135 - Systems Analysis and Design
  7. CISM 3235 - Application Development with COBOL
  8. CISM 3236 - Web Database Development
  9. CISM 3237 - Visual Basic.Net Windows and Web Applications Programming
  10. CISM 3331 - Principles of Enterprise IS Security
  11. CISM 4130 - Management Information Systems
  12. CISM 4134 - Database Management
  13. CISM 4135 - Project Management and Development
  14. CISM 4136 - Global Information Resource Management
  15. CISM 4234 - Application Development with Objects
  1. CISM 4236 - AS/400 and Its Application
  2. CISM 4237 - Business Intelligence
  3. CISM 4238 - Network Administration
  4. CISM 4331 - Point of Sales Technologies
  5. CISM 4332 - Electronic Business
  6. CISM 4334 - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP) Using SAP
  7. CISM 4335 - ABAP Programming for SAP
  8. CISM 4434 - Enterprise System Configuration
  9. CISM 4790 - Internship in Information Systems
  10. CISM 4830 - Special Topics in Information Systems
  11. CISM 4890 - Directed Study in Information Systems
  12. CISM 5131 - Fundamentals of Computer Forensics





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Graduate Courses

The Department of Information Systems delivers required and elective graduate courses that support two university graduate degree programs: COBA’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) program and COST’s Master of Science in Applied Engineering (MSAE) program.  Graduate-level Information Systems courses are frequently taken by students in the Master of Accounting (MAcc) program.

Graduate students can earn a SAP Certificate while fulfilling the requirements for any of these degree programs.  See SAP@GSU to learn more about the value of adding the SAP Certificate to a graduate degree.  It is also possible for non-degree students to earn the SAP Certificate by completing three SAP-approved courses.

  1. CISM 6120 - Technology for Executives
  2. CISM 7030 - Selected Topics in Information Systems
  3. CISM 7330 - Information Technology Management
  4. CISM 7331 - Business Systems Analysis
  5. CISM 7332 - Enterprise Data Management
  6. CISM 7333 - Digital Commerce
  7. CISM 7334 - IT Strategy and Policy
Contact Information: Dr. Thomas Case, Information Systems Department Professor and Chair
P.O. Box 7998, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA 30460-7998
Office: (912)  GSU-4747  *  Fax: (912)  GSU-7751