May be repeated to a maximum of 6 credits when topics differ. Techniques studied include decision trees, memory-based reasoning, neural networks, affinity analysis, link analysis, and clustering. Commercially available data-mining tools and products are used to explore, compare, and contrast technique strengths and weaknesses. An introduction to network and enterprise management. The strengths and weaknesses of commercial applications currently underpinned by SNMP are explored.
Emphasis is on selecting the appropriate application for a workplace.
An introduction to both the theory and practice of doing business over the Internet and World Wide Web. Topics include the general structure, protocols, utility programs, popular Internet applications, and Web client and server architecture that support the Internet and electronic commerce. The technologies of electronic commerce, including software, security issues, and payment systems, are addressed. Project planning and management issues are also explored. An exploration of electronic commerce and customer relationship management.