An introduction to the program development cycle emphasizing top-down design, structured modular programming, and thorough testing and documentation. Program Development II Advanced programming of applications using the object-oriented programming paradigm. 3340-Operating Systems and Computer Architecture Role of the operating system with emphasis on the areas of job, task and data management. Examination of the inter-relationship between the operating system and the architecture of the computer system. Design An overview of the information system development life cycle and project planning and management techniques as applied in the business environment.
Course covers process, tools and techniques used in the analysis of business information systems.
Includes introduction to logical and physical modeling. An introduction to computer programming using the Fortran 90 computer language and a modem PC workstation. A continuation of MATH 3351. In-depth study of the methodology, techniques and strategies used to develop, design and implement complex information systems using structured design tools. 4191,4291,4391,4491,4591,4691-Internship in Management Information Systems Positions with participating companies provide students with experience in the computer field under the supervision of the companies and faculty.