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In addition to the requirements for the Bachelor of Business Administration the concentration in Information Systems and Technology Management requires five courses in the field and one course in the international field:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Field | ||
| ISTM 3119 | Introduction to Programming | |
| ISTM 4120 | Business Systems Development | |
| ISTM 4121 | Database Principles and Applications | |
| Two of the following: | ||
| ISTM 4123 | Business Data Communications | |
| ISTM 4130W | Writing On The Ethics of Technology | |
| ISTM 4215 | Human-Computer Interaction | |
| ISTM 4900 | Special Topics * | |
| International field | ||
| One of the following: | ||
| IAFF 6141 | International Science and Technology Policy Cornerstone | |
| IAFF 6158 | Special Topics in International Science and Technology Policy | |
| IBUS 3101 | Global Financial Environment | |
| IBUS 4401 | Managing the Multinational Enterprise | |
| IBUS 4402 | Managing in Developing Countries | |
| ISTM 4900 | Special Topics (Management of Technology and Innovation/Innovation Ventures**) | |
| ORSC 2046 | Global Organizations | |
| PSC 2992 | Special Topics in American Politics and Government (Politics of the Internet) | |
*Enrollment in ISTM 4900 on topics announced in the Schedule of Classes requires ISTM program director approval.
**ISTM 4900 offered as Management of Technology and Innovation/Innovation Ventures may be used toward either the Field course requirement or the International Field course requirement, but not both.
Students should consult with the program director for specific Bachelor of Business Administration general education courses that apply to this concentration