Students examine the concepts of business application, system management, project management, systems analysis and design, network and telecommunications and database management. This course is designed to inform students about computer and information technology, to help them manage it and the people working in it. A general understanding of how computers work, the ability to work with personal computers and the ability to perform at the graduate level.
Internet literacy is a plus.
The capability to write and think about complex issues and problems. To present the concept of an information system as both technical and social in nature b. To introduce a framework for understanding information systems from a Management, Organizational and Technical dimension. Provide the foundation for using systemic tools for managing information and computer resources, including the concepts of business applications, system management, project management, system analysis and design, network and telecommunications and data base management. Improve student critical thinking skills, Strategies include using analysis and synthesis techniques, making of inferences and interpretations, recognizing assumptions, applying deductive reasoning and learning to evaluate arguments.