Minor in Business Informatics
As an entrepreneur, it doesn't matter what kind of business you're building — to get the job done, you have to make use of computer systems.
There really is no limit to the career areas in which you can apply a minor in business informatics. Are you:
- a chef with visions of franchise;
- a health professional running a clinic;
- an artist planning your own gallery or theater;
- an attorney in private practice;
- an engineer with an idea to patent; or
- employed by or working with anyone like the above?
A business informatics minor gives you the necessary technical, analytical, business, and computer systems know-how to aid and improve your business plan and day-to-day operations.
For the working or already full-time student, NKU offers the flexibility of combining online classes with on-campus attendance — whatever works best with your busy schedule.
Get a first hand look at how vital business computing is — and hands-on, real-world experience through a wide variety of internship and cooperative opportunities, available through our Career Development Center.
The Minor in Business Informatics
For a minor in Business Informatics, students must complete the following courses:
- INF 110 Business Programming
- INF 282 Introduction to Databases
- BIS 300 Management Information Systems (prerequisite STA 205 or STA 212)
Plus one of the following:
- INF 186 Elementary Web Development
- INF 284 Introduction to Networks and Data Communication
- INF 286 Introduction to Web Development
Additionally, they must choose three courses from the following:
- BIS 305 Advanced Business Programming
- BIS 310 Structured Analysis and Design
- BIS 330 IT Project Management
- BIS 380 Quantitative Analysis with Excel
- BIS 382 Principles of Information Security
- BIS 402 Programming for E-Commerce
- BIS 410 Advanced Analysis and Design
- BIS 420 Knowledge Management and Enterprise Applications
- BIS 430 Workflow Design and Management
- BIS 435 Database Management Systems
- BIS 440 Global Information Technology Management
- BIS 494 Topics in Business Informatics










