Department of Information and Operations Management

https://mays.tamu.edu/department-of-information-and-operations-management/​

Head: R. Metters

Graduate Advisor: Aaron Becker

The Department of Information and Operations Management offers a Master of Science in Management Information Systems (MS-MIS) and a PhD in Supply Chain Management. In addition, the department offers coursework supporting Mays Business School’s MBA degrees and the Professional Program.

Students admitted to the Professional Program offered by the Department of Accounting may elect to participate in the five-year combined MS-MIS program. Graduates of this program receive a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Accounting and a Master of Science degree in Management Information Systems.

Masters Program

The MS-MIS degree program prepares students to enter this exciting and dynamic career field. It provides students with a solid technical information systems foundation and appropriate business skills that enables graduates to immediately contribute to solving business problems. Graduates are highly valued and respected in the workforce and are sought by first class employers.

The program is equally beneficial for students with an information systems background as well as those wishing to leverage and enhance their undergraduate degree from another field. The MS-MIS degree is an ideal complement for any undergraduate student with a degree in business, engineering, science, math or other analytically-oriented majors. The MS-MIS degree can jump start your career and provide opportunities not available to those with only an undergraduate degree.

The MS-MIS degree program provides two delivery methods. The traditional format is an on-campus option that takes four semesters (21 months) and includes a core curriculum of eight courses, in addition to four elective courses, which may include an optional summer internship. The Flex Online format is designed for working professionals and requires twelve courses, taken in eight-week terms over 24 months. Graduates of the program are qualified to pursue a variety of careers in IT, such as business, systems, or network analyst, database administrator, software developer, risk assurance specialist, systems developer, web developer, etc.

Prerequisites for the MS-MIS degree include a course in each of the following:

  • Computer Programming (any language)
  • Databases
  • Systems Analysis and Design
  • Business Data Communications

Doctoral Program

The doctoral program in operations and supply chain management is strongly research oriented and has a systems point of view. It stresses the relationships among the functional business areas and the importance of effective decision making with the goal of developing professionals who are well grounded in underlying theory in their disciplines and who have refined problem-solving capabilities.

The program has three primary objectives:

  1. Provide comprehensive knowledge of business concepts and practices in functional business areas to support teaching and research interests;
  2. Develop advanced competencies for conducting quality research, directing research of others, and communicating research findings through teaching and writing; and
  3. Prepare candidates for the varied responsibilities of academic careers or for positions requiring similar research and analytical skills.

Additional information, including specific departmental requirements, may be obtained by contacting the department graduate advisors or the Office of the Dean, Graduate School of Business.

Aasi, Parisa, Clinical Assistant Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
BDS, Amirkabir University of Technology, 2009
PHD, Stockholm University, 2018

Abbey, James D, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, The Pennsylvania State University, 2013

Abbott, Jeanna, Visiting Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Houston, 2013

Agrawal, Anupam, Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, INSEAD France, 2008

Arreola-Risa, Antonio, Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Stanford University, 1989

Becker, Aaron C, Clinical Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Oklahoma, 2009

Boone, Ted, Principal Lecturer
Information & Operations Mgmt
MS, Pennsylvania State University, 2000

Curtsinger, Wanda F, Senior Lecturer
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Morehead State University, 2007

Geismar, H. Neil, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, The University of Texas at Dallas, 2003

George, Jordana, Assistant Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Baylor University, 2019

Gomillion, David L, Clinical Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Florida State University, 2013

Hartmann, Mark, Visiting Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 1989

Heim, Gregory R, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, 2000

Jasperson, 'Jon (Sean), Clinical Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Florida State University, 1999

Jola-Sanchez, Andres F., Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
DBA, Indiana University, 2018

Ketzenberg, Michael E, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2000

Keyvanshokooh, Esmaeil, Assistant Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
DEN, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2021

Kotikela, Srujan, Clinical Assistant Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of North Texas, 2018

Koufteros, Xenophon, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Toledo, 1995

Lee, Dong Joon, Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Florida State University, 2015

Marcoulides, George A., Research Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
EDD, University of California, 1987

Metters, Richard D, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1993

Mhoon, Kendra, Visiting Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Texas, Houston, 2008

Miller, Robert, Clinical Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, 2006

Moreira Trindade, Maria Alice, Clinical Assistant Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Faculty of Economics, University of Porto, 2021

Mukherjee, Rajiv, Assistant Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, The University of Texas at Ausin, 2013

Oliva, Rogelio, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Massachusetss Institute of Technology, 1996

Pappu, Madhav, Clinical Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Tennessee, 1999

Rangan, Sudarsan, Clinical Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Alabama, 2008

Scialdone, Michael, Clinical Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Syracuse University, 2014

Sen, Arun, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Pennsylvania State University, 1979

Sen, Ravi, Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003

Sheehan, Niall, Visiting Lecturer
Information & Operations Mgmt
DBA, Middlesex University - London, 2013

Shetty, Bala, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Southern Methodist University, 1985

Sriskandarajah, Chelliah, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, L'Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble, 1986

Stauffer, Jon M, Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Indiana University, Kelley School of Business, 2016

Stuber, Sarah Barron, Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Michigan State University, 2019

Walsh, Colleen Susan, Lecturer
Information & Operations Mgmt
JD, University of Houston, 2007

Whitten, Dwayne, Clinical Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Louisiana Tech University, 2004

Zhang, Bin, Associate Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, Carnegie Mellon University, 2012

Zhao, Xuying, Professor
Information & Operations Mgmt
PHD, University of Texas at Dallas, 2007