The MIS Program emphasizes the study of Information Systems (IS) for providing the types of relevant information in support of operational, tactical, and strategic process in business organizations. The MIS curriculum is designed to equip students with the conceptual framework, broad business knowledge, technical and communication skills necessary for qualifying them for positions as business systems specialists, business application developers, IS systems analysts, IS designers, database administrators, or managers of information services.

After completing the MIS degree successfully, graduates will have the necessary conceptual, technical, inter-personal, communication, collaborative work, and coordination skills to:

• prepare, analyze, and interpret financial statements competently;
• audit financial statements and the underlying accounting systems, controls and records, and express an independent professional opinion about them;
• identify, measure, gather, analyze, interpret and communicate cost and other types of information to management for planning, control, performance measurement, and decision making related to pricing, operating, investing, and financing activities;
• identify and anticipate control risks both in manual and computerized accounting systems, and to suggest and establish better controls to safeguard business resources from risk exposures of illegal acts.
• Analyze and design accounting information systems, and use computer applications in business transaction cycles.
  Pursue graduate studies and professional certification in Accounting.
  Career Opportunities
  The accounting program is designed for students who wish to pursue careers as certified public accountants, managerial accountants, financial accountants, internal auditors, or accounting directors in governmental and non-profit entities. A student graduating with a major in accounting will have the necessary training to move up in the organizational hierarchy to the level of a chief executive officer.