Note: All courses used towards the IS major must be taken for a letter grade.

Introductory Course (1)

Core Courses (10)

1. Courses in Math & Statistics (4)

One of the following

2. Human-Centered Systems (2)

3. Information Systems (2)

4. Social Systems (2)

Note:
Where options in the core courses exist, the choice will depend on the student's interests and planned advanced courses for the selected primary and secondary tracks.

Tracks (7 courses)
Students must complete four advanced courses in their selected primary track and three advanced courses in their selected secondary track. The primary and secondary tracks should be selected from the course areas listed below (Human-Centered Systems, Information Systems, and Social Systems).

Courses taken to satisfy the core course requirements may not be used to fulfill the track requirements.

Additional information on Information Science courses can be found below and in the CIS section of Courses of Study. Course information for all other courses in the major can be found in the relevant departments (i.e. AEM, CS, S&TS, etc.).

1. Human-Centered Systems

*Students who take PSYCH 3420 may also count its prerequisite, PSYCH 205, towards the Human-centered Systems primary/secondary track requirements. Similarly, students who take PSYCH 3800 may also count PSYCH 2800 towards the Human-centered Systems primary/secondary track requirements. At most, one of PSYCH 2050 or PSYCH 2800 can be counted towards the primary/secondary track requirements.

2. Information Systems

3. Social Systems

*Only one of ORIE 4350 and ECON 3680 can be taken for IS credit. Only one of AEM 3220 and H ADM 5574 can be taken for IS credit.

Note: In addition to completing all IS major requirements, students will need to finish all of the necessary college-level requirements prior to graduation.

For assistance in course scheduling, refer to these course conflict charts:

• Fall 2007 [PDF]
• Spring 2008 [PDF]