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Qualifying Examination
            To qualify to take the Qualifying Examination, a student must have completed all
            the core courses, or enrolled in the courses during the term when she or he plans
            to take the examination. Students will have three chances to take and pass the
            exam. The exam will be given in the first week of December, May and August.

            Advancement to Candidacy
            Students are advanced to candidacy upon completion of the core coursework
            required for  the qualifying  examination  with a  minimum cumulative grade
            point average of 3.25 and passing the qualifying examination.  It is the
            responsibility of the student to apply for advancement to candidacy.

            Information Systems Analyst Certificate Program
            The requisite conditions for the certificate program are the same as for the MS-
            MIS degree program.  The purpose of the certificate program is to prepare
            management professionals to serve as the liaisons between functional units and
            the information processing/computer operations unit in organizations. The
            certificate program emphasizes the assessment of information management
            needs and the design of systems to meet those needs. Requirements for the
            certificate are fifteen (15) credit hours.


            The required courses are listed below:

               INSS 615 - Principles and Practices of Information Systems Development
               INSS 630 - Information Systems in Organizations
               INSS 640 - Information Systems Analysis & Design
               INSS 650 - Database Management & Decision Systems
               INSS 775 - Information Systems Project Management, or
               INSS 785 - Project & Change Management in Information Assurance

            Students who do not have a solid background in computer information systems
            will be required to complete INSS 505 and/or INSS 510 as prerequisite courses.









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