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Master of Science in Information Systems (MS INSY)
University of Texas Arlington College of Business Administration
Introduction
1. Learn how to develop and manage computer-based information    Start date  01/05/2008
systems                                                End date Request info
2. Learn how information systems support general business activities        Place United States
3. Prepare for careers in business, industry, government, or non-profit            of America,
organizations                                                    Arlington, TX
4. Electives (选修课程) available:                              Application deadline
●expert systems                                                 01/01/2008
●decision support systems                                     Start date  01/09/2008
●system concepts                                        End date Request info
●computer science                                          Place United States
●information systems                                                    of America,
●management science                                               Arlington, TX
●business logistics                                         Application deadline
●enterprise resource planning (ERP)                                 01/04/2008
Requirements                                                Start date  01/01/2009
For those students holding a BBA or equivalent, this program requires   End date Request info
a minimum of 30 hours (holders of non-business degrees will likely      Place United States
require additional coursework):                                            of America,
12 hours of coursework in:                                                Arlington, TX
●management information systems                             Application Deadline
●database management systems                                        01/09/2008
●system analysis and design                                    TYPE  Campus
●distributed information systems and data communications               Level Master
6 hours of Thesis research on a major project (or substitute 9 hours of   Duration Request info
advanced electives)                                            Part time No
6 hours of research/statistics courses                             Full time  Yes
6 hours of electives                                            Price Request info
【小题1】If you want your program to start from September 2008, you’ll have to apply before _______.

A．May 1st

B．September 1st

C．January 1st

D．April 1st

【小题2】Students of non-business degrees are required to spend _______ hours on the program.

A．at most 48

B．at least 42

C．more than 30

D．not less than 60

【小题3】What do we learn from the above web page?

A．You won’t be admitted to the university if you are working in a company.

B．This program will prepare you for your further study in business.

C．Expert systems, computer science and business activities are available as electives.

D．Detailed information about the end dates can be obtained by phone.

【小题1】D
【小题2】C
【小题3】A

解析试题分析：本文是应用文，介绍了德克萨斯大学阿灵顿商学院的课程选修要求，对于课程选修的时间，内容及课时都做了详细地说明。
【小题1】细节理解题。根据enterprise resource planning (ERP) 01/04/2008故选D。
【小题2】细节理解题。根据a minimum of 30 hours (holders of non-business degrees will likely ，故选C。
【小题3】推理判断题。根据For those students holding a BBA or equivalent, this program requires现在招收的是学生，而并不要参加工作的人，故选A。
考点：教育类短文阅读。
点评：应用文阅读题较为简单，注重细节的抓取和快速抓取信息的能力。在阅读这类材料时，考生要先读题再去文中找寻答案，又快又准。

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