BIS Navigator (City University of Hong Kong MScBIS Study and Course Selection Guide)
DavidYang0429 (杨欣睿) · Business Information System · Intake 2026 · Learning assistance
Repository: AvalonC/MScBIS
A Chinese guide for Master of Business Information Systems students at City University of Hong Kong, which compiles professional directions in Management Information Systems and Fintech, course materials, course selection experiences, campus systems and learning resources, and is jointly maintained by students and the community.
- mscbis
- cityuhk
- course-guide
- study-resources
- vuepress
- vue
Project overview
This guide is a Chinese information and experience navigation for Master of Business Information Systems students at City University of Hong Kong. It helps new students and current students understand the professional direction, consult course materials, plan course selection, and find commonly used campus and learning resources. The project was created by Wang Guanzhang (Steve) and jointly built by students and the community. In the 2026/27 academic year, DavidYang0429 (Yang Xinrui) was responsible for the verification of course materials and daily maintenance. This site is built with Markdown and VuePress. Online reading is provided through GitHub Pages. Students are also welcome to supplement course experiences, feedback outdated information and invalid links. This website is an unofficial guide maintained by students and the community and does not represent the official position of the school. The course pool of the training program does not equal the actual courses offered in the current period. The course offerings, teachers, quotas, assessments and school policies should be subject to the official information of the current period. The evaluations from previous students are for reference only. Function Introduction to the Management Information System and Financial Technology major direction, as well as the pool of compulsory and elective courses for the 2026/27 training program. Share the index of elective and cross-disciplinary courses, retain the classification of history courses and the description of applicable academic years. Course materials, evaluations of previous courses, learning experiences and course selection processes. Schedule planning and instructions for using the CityUHK Schedule Planner. Canvas, CityUHK Portal and on-campus Information technology service guide. Common learning resources, as well as course supplements and community discussions based on GitHub Discussions.