Students interpret technological activities of organizations and analyze the likely impact of these activities on technological choices and opportunities affecting their businesses. This course explores job satisfaction, teamwork, and creativity within the organization. It includes the critical elements of change management, linking structure and motivation with information technology and business results. Through readings and independent research, students discover how to effectively motivate the organization s IT professionals, supported with evaluating the application of that fundamental knowledge in case study and real-world settings. Back to top Data Communications Data Communications develops students' essential skills and knowledge for designing communication systems.
Students examine network protocols and wide and local-area networks in detail.
This course reviews efficient processes for information systems analysis and development. The Internet and related technologies pose enormous opportunities for developing new business models and significant threats to existing models. Information Professionals must be prepared to recognize opportunities and overcome challenges posed by the electronic economy. This course defines the core elements of developing an eBusiness strategy, including branding, competitive analysis, technology assessment, business method models, and preparing for emerging trends. Course assignments involve extensive case studies and online research using the latest e-tools.