AACSB-Accredited
With a minor in business analytics, students will attack data by creating new insights for companies by gathering large data sets through statistical methods. This program prepares students to jump into the world of business with a basic knowledge in theory and thorough experience in practical application. If the idea of applying technical analytical skills sounds appealing in your major, a minor in business analytics is right for you. Learn more.
Our minor in business information technology is ideal for business majors who want to add a tech edge to their course of study. Even for non-business majors, a minor in business information technology will give you a strong foundation in computer skills for your future career or graduate studies. Learn more.
AACSB-Accredited
This is an inter-disciplinary program. It teaches students the basic knowledge of computer hardware, software, and applications in the real world. It is ideal for the students who is willing to have a full understanding of computer systems. Learn more.
AACSB-Accredited
In today’s tech-saturated global marketplace, businesses can’t survive without a strong team of computer information systems experts. With a minor in computer information systems from Ball State, you’ll learn about planning, developing, and managing computer technologies that support business operations, logistics and supply chain management, and business analytics. This minor is for computer science students who want to complement their degree with a minor that provides a business-centered approach to technology. Learn more.
AACSB-Accredited
In today’s tech-saturated global marketplace, businesses can’t survive without a strong team of computer information systems experts. With a minor in computer information systems from Ball State, you’ll learn about planning, developing, and managing computer technologies that support business operations, logistics and supply chain management, and business analytics. This minor is for students in majors other than Computer Science who want to complement their degree with an enhanced understanding of computer information systems. Learn more.
AACSB-Accredited
Learn how to use appropriate tools to manage LSCM business processes in both services and manufacturing organizations. Students will learn project management, quality management, operation management, and analytical tools, such as simulation and optimization in inventory management and logistics and transportation management. Learn more.
With a minor or certificate in Six Sigma, you’ll help companies save millions by improving their production cycles and reducing product defects. Learn more.