Bachelor of Science, Minor in Information Systems
The Minor in Information Systems is concerned with the use of computers to support the management of data and information in human systems. It offers an introduction to the main areas of information systems such as database design, systems analysis, and programming, with options to chose from across the spectrum of computing and information systems courses, depending on personal needs and interests. The minor is mainly concerned with applying computer skills within a business context. It will be of particular value to those that need to work with programmers and other computing professionals to build robust, relevant and effective information systems that meet human and business needs, as well as those wishing to apply knowledge of computer systems in other fields of interest.
Specific requirements
In addition to the BSc program general requirements and the specific requirements of the chosen major, a Minor in Information Systems involves the completion of 24 credits of core and elective courses. The Information Systems Minor cannot be combined with the Computing and Information Systems Major.
Core courses
(12 credits)
| COMP 266 – Introduction to Web Programming | (3) |
| COMP 214 – Interactive Technologies | (3) |
| COMP 361 – Systems Analysis and Design | (3) |
| COMP 378 – Introduction to Database Management | (3) |
Elective courses
(12 credits)
Student complete a minimum of 12 credits selected from the Computer Science (COMP) discipline at a junior or senior level.
Updated June 13, 2024 by Office of the Registrar (calendar@athabascau.ca)