Business Information Management (BIM)

BIM 1553 Business Computer Applications
This course introduces the use of the computer in a business setting. Office applications, the use of the Internet, an d searching online database are introduced and discussed. Applications included word processing, spreadsheet, database and graphics programs. Students will learn to use the applications to analyze and solve basic business problems.

BIM 3183 Business Information Management
Examines business information systems theory and business applications. Topics include components of the life cycle, business information analysis, design and implementation.

BIM 4950 Internship
Supervised professional-level work assignment with a business firm, government agency, or nonprofit agency. Instructor consent required.

BIM 4960 Directed Reading
Individualized literature study selected in consultation with the professor.

BIM 4970 Special Studies
Individualized project selected in consultation with professor.

BIM 4980 Seminar
Small group study of topic announced by department.

BIM 5793 Management Information Systems
This course explores the role of management information systems (MIS) in modern organizations and their strategic importance in decision-making processes. Students will examine the principles, concepts, and technologies that underpin effective MIS implementation, with a focus on how information systems can be leveraged to enhance business performance, innovation, and competitive advantage, with a focus on technologies such as Excel and Python.

BIM 5960 Directed Readings
Supervised reading of significant literature not included in regularly scheduled courses.

BIM 5970 Special Studies
Development of instructional materials and plans based on individual and group interests and needs.

BIM 5980 Seminar
Intensive study of selected problems in business education.

BIM 5990 Research
Intensive study, analysis, and evaluation of research in business education and related fields.