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Post-Diploma Bachelor of Management - Information Systems Sample Sequencing Plan (2011 / 2012)

Below is a suggested sequence plan for the Post-Diploma B.Mgt. Information Systems program. See the Program Planning Guide for details regarding program requirements.

Prerequisites and corequisites as of 2011/2012 are given in parentheses below each applicable course; where more than one prerequisite/corequisite is required, items are separated by semi-colons. Check the current Calendar/Timetable for current prerequisites and corequisites.

Year 3, Fall
Computer Science 1620
(prereqs: One of Pure MATH 30 or MATH 301)
Statistics 1770
(prereqs: One of Pure MATH 30 or MATH 301)
Management 3061
(prereqs: MGT 2030; MGT 2060)
Management 3830
(prereqs: 3rd-year standing)
(coreqs: One of CPSC 1620 or MGT 3061)
 
One of:
 Writing 1000 or a university English course
 
Year 3, Spring
One of:
 Economics 2900
(prereqs: STAT 1770; One of ECON 1010 or ECON 1012)
Statistics 2780
(prereqs: STAT 1770)
Management 3031
(prereqs: One of WRIT 1000 or a university English course)
Management 3821
(prereqs: CPSC 1620; 3rd-year standing)
Fine Arts & Humanities Course
Social Science Course
 
Year 4, Fall
Management 3050/Political Science 3420
(prereqs: One of WRIT 1000 or a university English course)
Management 3822
(prereqs: One of MGT 3821 or CPSC 2620)
Management 4380
(prereqs: MGT 3061; MGT 3830)
Management 4840
(prereqs: MGT 3830; 4th-year standing)
Fine Arts & Humanities Course
Year 4, Spring
Management 2070/Economics 2070
(prereqs: STAT 1770; One of MGT 2060 or CPSC 1000)
Management 4090
(prereqs: 4th-year standing; MGT 3031; MGT 3050/POLI 3420; MGT 3061)
Management 4841
(prereqs: MGT 3821; MGT 4840)
Management Elective - 3000/4000 level
Fine Arts & Humanities Course
1. Instead of Pure Mathematics 30 or Mathematics 30, students may use UofL’s Mathematics 0500, or both Applied Mathematics 30 and a minimum grade of 75% in Athabasca University’s Mathematics 101.