Undergraduate
Business Analytics Major
Business Analytics centers on using data to drive strategic and operational decisions. Students develop skills in data management, statistical analysis, modeling, and visualization, with an emphasis on translating insights into business action.
This major prepares students for data-focused roles in analytics, consulting, operations, and strategy, and provides a strong foundation for advanced study in analytics and information systems.
Requirements
Note: Current students should visit the MyLeavey Student Portal for advising resources.
| Course | Units | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OMIS 30 | 4 Units | Introduction to Programming with Python |
| OMIS 109 | 5 Units | Prescriptive Analytics |
| OMIS 115 | 5 Units | Predictive Analytics |
| OMIS 163 | 5 Units | Pricing and Revenue Analytics |
| OMIS 164 | 5 Units | Advanced Business Analytics |
| Two courses from: | ||
| ACTG 134 | 5 Units | Accounting Information Systems |
| ACTG 155 | 5 Units | Financial Information Systems |
| OMIS 105 | 5 Units | Database Management Systems |
| OMIS 112 | 5 Units | Data Visualization |
| OMIS 113 | 5 Units | Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence |
| OMIS 114 | 5 Units | Data Science with Python |
| OMIS 118 | 5 Units | Social Media Analytics |
| ECON 173 | 5 Units | Applied Econometrics |
| ECON 174 | 5 Units | Applied Time Series Analysis |
| FNCE 146 | 5 Units | Introduction to Risk Management |
| MKTG 182 | 5 Units | Analysis for Marketing Decisions |
| MKTG 192 | 5 Units | Marketing Analytics |
How to Declare a Business Analytics Major:
Fill out the online on the Office of the Registrar Forms page. More information about declaring a major can be found in the MyLeavey Student Portal.
Management Information Systems Major
Management Information Systems (MIS) focuses on how organizations use technology, data, and systems to support strategy, operations, and innovation. Students learn to bridge technical systems and business needs through analysis, design, and implementation.
The MIS major prepares students for roles in systems analysis, technology consulting, product management, and digital transformation across a wide range of industries.
Requirements
Note: Current students should visit the MyLeavey Student Portal for advising resources.
| Course | Units | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OMIS 30 | 4 Units | Introduction to Programming with Python |
| OMIS 105 | 5 Units | Corporate Financial Policy |
| OMIS 106 | 5 Units | Systems Analysis and Design |
| OMIS 107 | 5 Units | Systems Programming |
| Three courses from: | ||
| OMIS 111 | 5 Units | Computer Communication Systems |
| OMIS 112 | 5 Units | Data Visualization |
| OMIS 113 | 5 Units | Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence |
| OMIS 114 | 5 Units | Data Science with Python |
| OMIS 116 | 5 Units | Applied Machine Learning |
| OMIS 117 | 5 Units | Software Development Project |
| OMIS 118 | 5 Units | Social Media Analytics |
| OMIS 135 | 5 Units | Enterprise Resource Planning Systems |
| OMIS 137 | 5 Units | Object Oriented Programming |
| OMIS 150 | 5 Units | Financial Information Systems |
How to Declare a Management Information Systems Major:
Fill out the online on the Office of the Registrar Forms page. More information about declaring a major can be found in the MyLeavey Student Portal.
Accounting & Information Systems Major
The Accounting and Information Systems major integrates financial expertise with information systems and data-driven analysis. Students develop the ability to design, evaluate, and manage systems that support accounting functions, internal controls, and strategic business decisions.
This interdisciplinary major prepares students for careers at the intersection of accounting, technology, and analytics, including roles in audit, consulting, systems implementation, and data-enabled finance functions.
Requirements
To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Commerce with a major in Accounting & Information Systems Major, students must complete a minimum of 175 quarter-units of credit (of which at least 60 must be in upper-division courses) and satisfy the requirements of the Undergraduate Core Curriculum, the Leavey School of Business Curriculum, and the departmental major. Additionally, students must attain a minimum grade point average of 2.0 for all courses completed at Â鶹ŮÀÉ and for all courses in the Accounting & Information Systems major.
Note: Current students should visit the MyLeavey Student Portal for advising resources.
| Course | Units | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ACTG 120 | 5 Units | Accounting Data Analysis and Visualization |
| ACTG 130 | 5 Units | Intermediate Financial Accounting I |
| ACTG 131 | 5 Units | Intermediate Financial Accounting II |
| ACTG 132 | 5 Units | Advanced Financial Accounting |
| ACTG 135 | 5 Units | Auditing |
| ACTG 136 | 5 Units | Cost Accounting |
| ACTG 138 | 5 Units | Tax Planning and Business Decisions |
| OMIS 30 | 4 Units | Introduction to Programming |
| OMIS 105 | 5 Units | Database Management Systems |
| OMIS 106 | 5 Units | Systems Analysis and Design |
| ACTG 155 | 5 Units | Financial Information Systems |
| One course from: | ||
| OMIS 107 | 5 Units | Systems Programming |
| OMIS 111 | 5 Units | Computer Communication Systems |
| OMIS 113 | 5 Units | Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence |
| OMIS 114 | 5 Units | Data Science with Python |
| OMIS 120 | 5 Units | Web Programming |
| OMIS 121 | 5 Units | Cloud Computing |
| OMIS 135 | 5 Units | Enterprise Resource Planning Systems |
| OMIS 137 | 5 Units | Object Oriented Programming |
How to Declare an Accounting & Information Systems Major:
Fill out the online on the Office of the Registrar Forms page. More information about declaring a major can be found in the MyLeavey Student Portal.
Business Analytics Minor
The Business Analytics minor equips students with the skills to analyze data and support informed business decision-making. Students learn how to apply statistics, data management, and analytical tools to interpret complex information and generate insights that improve organizational performance.
Requirements
Note: Current students should visit the MyLeavey Student Portal for advising resources. Students are responsible for cross-checking current pre-requisite information for each class below with the University Bulletin and the respective academic departments.
| Course | Units | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OMIS 105 | 5 Units |
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| OMIS 109 | 5 Units | Prescriptive Analytics |
| OMIS 114 | 5 Units | Data Science with Python |
| OMIS 115 | 5 Units | Predictive Analytics |
| One course from: | ||
| OMIS 112 | 5 Units | Data Visualization |
| OMIS 113 | 5 Units | Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence |
| OMIS 118 | 5 Units |
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| OMIS 163 | 5 Units |
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| OMIS 164 | 5 Units |
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| ACTG 134 | 5 Units | Accounting Information Systems |
| ACTG 155 | 5 Units |
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| ECON 173 | 5 Units |
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| ENVS 116 | 5 Units | Intro to GIS |
| ENVS 128 | 5 Units | Sustainable Urban Planning |
| ECON 174 | 5 Units | Time Series Analysis |
| FNCE 146 | 5 Units | Introduction to Risk Management |
| MKTG 182 | 5 Units | Analysis for Marketing Decisions |
| MKTG 192 | 5 Units | Marketing Analytics |
Note: A course cannot be double-dipped in multiple programs within the department. For example, if OMIS 113 is taken as an elective for BA minor, it cannot count towards MIS major.
How to Apply:
Fill out the online on the Office of the Registrar Forms page. Students will receive an email when the program petition form is approved by the academic department and sent to the Office of the Registrar.
Management Information Systems (MIS) Minor
The Management Information Systems (MIS) minor introduces students to the information technologies that support modern business operations. Students learn how organizations use systems and data to improve efficiency, support decision-making, and manage business processes across industries.
Requirements
Note: Current students should visit the MyLeavey Student Portal for advising resources. Students are responsible for cross-checking current prerequisite information for each class below with the University Bulletin and the respective academic departments.
| Course | Units | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OMIS 30 | 4 Units | Introduction to Programming with Python |
| OMIS 105 | 5 Units | Database Management Systems |
| Three elective courses from: | ||
| OMIS 106 | 5 Units | Systems Analysis and Design |
| OMIS 107 | 5 Units | Systems Programming |
| OMIS 111 | 5 Units | Computer Communication Systems |
| OMIS 112 | 5 Units | Data Visualization |
| OMIS 113 | 5 Units | Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence |
| OMIS 114 | 5 Units | Data Science with Python |
| OMIS 116 | 5 Units | Applied Machine Learning |
| OMIS 117 | 5 Units | Software Development Project |
| OMIS 118 | 5 Units | Social Media Analytics |
| OMIS 120 | 5 Units | Web Programming |
| OMIS 121 | 5 Units | Cloud Computing |
| OMIS 135 | 5 Units | Enterprise Resource Planning Systems |
| OMIS 137 | 5 Units | Object Oriented Programming |
| OMIS 150 | 5 Units | Financial Information Systems |
* Non-business students minoring in MIS must also complete the following requirements:
- One course in mathematics chosen from MATH 11 or 30
- One course in statistics and data analysis chosen from OMIS 40, MATH 8, MATH 122, PSYC 40, or COMM 110
- Three courses in business chosen from BUSN 70, MGMT 160, MKTG 181, FNCE 121, OMIS 108, or OMIS 108E
* Graduates from December (Fall) 2024 and onward cannot double-dip OMIS elective classes for their MIS/AIS major, MIS minor, or BA minor.
How to Apply:
Fill out the online on the Office of the Registrar Forms page. Students will receive an email when the program petition form is approved by the academic department and sent to the Office of the Registrar.
Graduate
The Department of Information Systems & Analytics supports all graduate programs at the Leavey School of Business through foundational and advanced coursework in big data, business intelligence, and more. The department also offers the MS in Business Analytics and MS in Information Systems, providing specialized preparation for technology-driven careers, as well as a STEM-designated MBA concentration in Data Science and Business Analytics.
Questions?
Contact Us
| Inquiry Type | Contact Office | |
|---|---|---|
| Courses and Major Inquiries | ISA Department | isa@scu.edu |
| Undergraduate General Inquiries | Undergraduate Business Programs Office | ugbprograms@scu.edu |
| Undergraduate Admissions | SCU Admissions Office | admission@scu.edu |
| MBA & MS Admissions | Graduate Business Admissions | gradbusiness@scu.edu |