MGT 441 Information Requirements Analysis Conceptual tools and techniques for analyzing and designing computer-based systems. Systems development life cycle, feasibility study, defining and analyzing existing system, data flow modeling techniques, logical design of new system, implementation and conversion planning. The second level of the curriculum ensures depth in each of the functional areas of business by requiring additional courses in finance, management, and marketing. The remainder of the second-level course work is comprised of an emphasis area and elective courses. Students also enroll in three semesters of a professional development seminar, which provides opportunities for career exploration, sessions with executive speakers, enhancement of technology understanding and skills, and contribution to the campus and local community through volunteer involvement.
Assignments emphasize teamwork and group productivity.
Application of functional areas of business to real-world cases in business planning. Students will prepare and present a business plan for an organization as a team project in a supervised experience. Group consulting project focused on a real-world problem environment. Supervised field experience in an approved organizational setting. Theory of determining marketing strategy by business firms and organizations.