Department of ISOM
The Information Systems and Operations Management (ISOM) Department offers courses to meet the growing demand for graduates with the ability to impact the performance of organizations through the proper analysis of operations and application of information. ISOM courses also provide graduates with a strong business background and quantitative analytical skills.
ISOM Degree Programs
The Department of Information Systems and Operations Management (ISOM) at the University of Central Oklahoma offers two majors leading to a bachelor's degree in business administration (B.B.A.).
Management Information Systems Major
The MIS option prepares students for careers that apply computer knowledge and information technology to business. It focuses on providing the foundational technical and analytical skills needed to analyze an organization’s information system.
Students graduating with an MIS degree may start their career as members of an organization’s end-user support group, network support group, a system analyst, etc.
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROGRAM DETAILSOperations & Supply Chain Management Major
This operations and supply chain management (OSCM) major will prepare you for a career that uses basic business education combined with information systems, critical thinking and structured solution skills. As a graduate, you will be responsible for planning, organizing, and controlling the supply, operations, and distribution functions to deliver quality products or services at a reasonable cost.
OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM DETAILSISOM Faculty and Staff
Department Chairperson
Department ASSISTANT chairperson
Full-Time Faculty
Ho-Chang (Michael) Chae, Ph.D.Joselina Cheng, D.B.A.
Jerome Kirtley
Monica Lam, Ph.D.
Willis Mwangola, Ph.D.
Therese Williams, Ph.D.
Geoff Willis, Ph.D.
Adjunct Faculty
Justin Martin
Christopher Zakrzewicz
Professional Staff
Carrie Enterline, Administrative Assistant II
Computer Forensics Summer Academy
The Computer Forensics Summer Academy is a free summer program funded by the National Science Foundation. Students entering the 10th or 11th grades are encouraged to apply for this two-week hybrid program. For week one, participants will be provided with career-exploration venues, job shadowing, and site visits at the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and Edmond Police. Week two is an online crime scene investigation course. Participants who completed the two-week program and pass the course will receive a stipend of $150.
Applications can be found online.
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