1. Program Overview
  2. Curriculum Overview
  3. Curriculum Details
  4. Course Descriptions

Curriculum Details

Sample four-year plan:

 

Year 1 – Fall Units

76-099 Academic English 1 9

21-120 Differential & Integral Calculus 10

15-100 Introduction to Programming 10

- Laboratory Science or elective 13

70-100 Introduction to Business (elective) 9

TOTAL 51

 

Year 1 – Spring

76-100 Academic English 2 9

79-104 Introduction to World History 9

21-256 Multivariate Analysis 9

15-111 Intermediate/Advanced Programming 10

73-100 Principles of Economics 9

67-101 Information Systems Colloquium (elective) 3

TOTAL 49

 

Year 2 – Fall Units

67-250 Information Systems Milieux 9

76-101 Interpretation & Argument 9

70-207 Probability & Statistics for Business Applications 9

51-261 Communication Design Fundamentals 9

- General Education course or elective 9

TOTAL 45

 

Year 2 – Spring

76-270 Writing in the Professions 9

73-251 Economic Theory 9

70-311 Organizational Behavior 9

- General Education course or elective 9

70-208 Regression Analysis 9

TOTAL 45

 

Year 3 – Fall

67-271 Fundamentals of Systems Development 9

67-272 Application Design & Development 9

76-3xx Online Information Design 9

- IS Content Area course 9

- General Education course or elective 9

TOTAL 45

 

Year 3 – Spring

67-373 Software Development Project 12

- IS Content Area course 9

80-150 Nature of Reason 9

- General Education course or elective 9

- General Education course or elective 9

TOTAL 48

 

Year 4 – Fall

67-475 Information Systems Applications 12

- IS Content Area course 9

- General Education course or elective 9

- General Education course or elective 9-12

TOTAL 39-42

 

Year 4 – Spring

- General Education course or elective 9

- General Education course or elective 9

- General Education course or elective 9

- General Education course or elective 9-12

TOTAL 36-39

4-YEAR TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED 360

 

Carnegie Mellon has adopted the method of stating in "units" the quality of work required of students. For the average student, one unit represents one work-hour of time per week throughout the semester. For example, in a 12 unit course, the average student will be expected to spend 12 hours per week in class, in laboratory or completing assigned work.

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