Information Dynamics and Decision-Making Minor

Program Overview

Through six courses totaling 18 credits, students develop expertise in navigating the complex information landscape and making informed decisions in various industries. This flexible program is open to students from any major, providing them with a competitive edge in today's information-driven world.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Content:
• Focuses on developing skills in information dynamics and decision-making, critical in the cyber domain and across industries.
• Addresses social behavior within the cyber domain and its impact on organizational interactions.
• Structure:
• Consists of 6 courses totaling 18 credits.
• Requires completion of the following courses:
• BUA 275: Big Data and Visual Analytics (3 credits)
• CYB 100: Infowars (3 credits)
• CYB 300: Emerging Technology Trends (3 credits)
• CYB 325: Cyber-Insecurity Culture: The Weakest Link (3 credits)
• SOC 100: Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)
• SOC 215: Peace and Conflict in Society (3 credits) OR SOC 310: Sociology of Organizations (3 credits)

Other:

• This minor program offers students the opportunity to acquire critical skills that are in high demand across various industries.
• This program is designed to be flexible and can be completed by students from any major.

Summary

This program provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in today's information-driven world. By completing this minor, students will be well-positioned for a variety of careers in fields such as business, government, non-profit, and technology.