Management Information Systems 310

Texas' statewide field of study curriculum for Business requires a course in business computer applications. This requirement is satisfied at UT Austin in the McCombs School of Business by the course MIS 310. At Texas community colleges the requirement is satisfied by the course BCIS 1305 (or 1405 in a 4-hour version).

Prospective Texas community college transfer students in Business are advised to take only BCIS 1305 or 1405 to fulfill this requirement.

Community colleges known currently to offer BCIS 1305 or 1405 are:

BCIS 1305 (3 semester hour version)

BCIS 1405 (4 semester hour version)

Amarillo College Austin Community College Blinn College Cisco College College of the Mainland Collin County Community College District Del Mar College El Paso Community College Howard College Kilgore College Lamar State College-Port Arthur Lon Morris College McLennan Community College Northeast Texas Community College Northwest Vista College Odessa College Palo Alto College Panola College San Antonio College San Jacinto College District Texarkana College Texas State Technical College-Harlingen Trinity Valley Community College Victoria College Wharton County Junior College

Alvin Community College Angelina College Brazosport College Central Texas College Clarendon College Dallas County Community College District Frank Phillips College Grayson County College Houston Community College System Howard College Lee College Lone Star College System Midland College Paris Junior College Southwest Texas Junior College Tarrant County College District Temple College Tyler Junior College

Other business computer application courses typically transfer as generic MIS hours and do not automatically count toward admission as a Business major or satisfy the computing requirement in the Bachelor of Business Administration degree.

• Government courses
• Core Curriculum credit
• Calculus courses
• Introductory Biology courses
• E 316K equivalents
• Substantial Writing Component/Writing Flag credit
• Computer Science & Management Information Systems credit
• Credit-by-Exam awarded at other institutions
• Workforce courses from community colleges
• Military training & experience
• Common Transfer Credit Issues (home)

• Our Transfer Guides for Austin Community College and other Texas community colleges recommend coursework prospective transfer students should take to apply toward specific UT Austin degree plans.
• The Automated Transfer Equivalency (ATE) system provides interactive access to our database of more than 250,000 transfer credit evaluations for current and past courses at universities and community colleges throughout Texas.
• The Interactive Degree Audit (IDA) system enables prospective transfer students and UT students studying away from UT to estimate the degree applicability of coursework taken at other institutions.
• UT Austin's transfer credit policies are published in the General Information catalog.