Bachelors of Business Administration—Major in
Accounting Information Systems

The mission of this undergraduate program is to develop the knowledge, skills, and professional attitudes required to be successful accountants within the information systems field or as external AIS consultants. The program also provides the foundation for graduate accounting education leading to careers in public accounting. Educational objectives are based on those articulated by the Information Systems Audit and Control Association's (ISACA) Model Curriculum 2004. Graduates will be prepared for careers as information systems analysts, operations analysts, controllers, financial managers, internal auditors, security professionals, among others. Successful graduates will meet the educational requirements to take professional certifying exams, such as certified information systems auditor (CISA from ISACA) or certified information systems security professional (CISSP from ISC2).

Faculty advisors for this program are Professors Mahoney & Ross

The Program:

For more information, see the Graduation Checklist, Expected Course Schedule and Undergraduate Catalog. For accounting, a graphic version of the program and advising notes are available.

Offered by the Faculty of theDepartment of Accounting and Finance