May not be taken by CIS majors. Reviews the fundamental requirements for analyzing various types of business systems while emphasizing investigation of the company s problems, needs and possible solutions for improving the current system. Requires completion of a project involving the analysis of actual systems with local companies. A study of computer-based tools, methods and resources that are fundamental to understanding computer information systems. Computer systems are examined with respect to their role in helping businesses gain a competitive advantage.
Emphases are on computer hardware components, acquisition, integration and management.
An overview of NT and UNIX operating systems from a managerial viewpoint. In addition, C programming is introduced as a basis for ITM 360, Object-Oriented Programming. Surveys computer applications, information needs in business, microcomputers and the information systems that meet these needs. Emphasizes microcomputer hardware and software applications from the perspective of the computer center manager. Designed for CIS majors and minors only.