Design of database systems. Emphasis on the development of multiple table database systems to solve specific organizational needs and practical problems in the development and evolution of an actual database. Study of specific application development environments and development tools to support business application development. Pr. admission to Department. Focuses on systems and process concepts such as automation boundaries, feasibility assessments, performance measures, information modelling, process reengineering, quality, and value added.
Course emphasizes analysis methodologies.
Pr. admission to program of study within the Bryan School or other professional program approved by the School. Survey of the operations functions of organizations with emphasis on design and control decisions. Qualitative and quantitative problem-solving methods used to enhance managerial competence in the operations functions. Development of cost effective computer-based systems to produce information needed for managerial decision making as specified in the information analysis phase. Analysis of development, execution, and control of an operating plan for an organization, including discussions of material and capacity control, quality control, and Japanese techniques.