Students learn physical level software design and coding techniques for file processing, e-business, and visual programming. MIS 330 Database Administration . Data modeling and its use in the business enterprise are presented. Topics include normalization, performance, process triggers, integrated databases, form generation, ODB, three-tier architecture, and Web applications. MIS 340 Data Communications and Networks .
Emphasis is placed on the interaction effects between DC and software applications.
MIS 385 Introduction to Management Information Systems . Students with credit for MIS 295 cannot receive credit for MIS 385 . MIS 430 Systems Analysis and Design I. Three hours. Intermediate-level skills in systems analysis and design techniques are presented. Emphasis is placed on project-level systems development utilizing SDLC, RAD, CASE, and project management.