CIS 301 Systems Development Methodologies 3 credits Traditional analysis, design, and implementation of information systems through data flow analysis and the systems development life-cycle approach. The fundamentals of systems analysis and how it is applied to the development of information systems in the business environment. Major topics include methods of systems investigation, feasibility study, input-output design, system documentation, communication, implementation of new systems, control and security. Offered as needed. CIS 302 Systems Development Project 3 credits Continuation of CIS 301.
Students work in teams to devise a logical and physical design for a new system.
Each team analyzes, designs, programs, and writes documentation to implement its project. Offered as needed. Functions 3 credits Stresses information systems methods for building systems in direct collaboration between users and analysts. An information center is a facility which makes available the services of qualified professionals, software tools, and associated hardware from which new systems can be assembled and tested by prospective users. Offered as needed.