The nature of business processes and basic information technology. Examination of the use of information technology to support business processes. Includes a review of the development and management of information technology. Pr. admission to Department. Focuses on systems and process concepts such as automation boundaries, feasibility assessments, performance measures, information modeling, 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. Introduction to the concepts, principles, and practices of managing quality in organizations. Topics covered include perspectives on quality, importance of a customer focus, continuous improvement, employee involvement, and quality tools. Admission to program of study within Bryan School or other professional program approved by the School. An introduction to modern methods for defining, planning, managing, and controlling large projects.