Techniques include hypothesis testing for mean of one and two populations, statistical inference of proportions, chi-square tests of independence and simple linear regression. Techniques are applied to practical business problems using appropriate computer resources. Study of development of on-line computer usage with specific applications in the functional areas of business. Students will work in teams to design and implement a complete information system using contemporary software development tools. The workplace will be simulated to the extent possible by stressing in-depth analysis of the client's requirements, formal modes of communication and established project management techniques.
Evaluation is based on the completed project using feedback from clients.
The primary focus of the course is on a systematic for determining a company s computerized needs. The student will learn how to research industry publications for hardware options, software directories, and vendor brochures. Individuals will develop RFP s and critique vendor proposals. Students will learn how to present ideas to management. CIS 307 .