A grade of C- or better must be earned in each course used to satisfy the management information systems major area requirements. Specific programs are developed to solve typical management and data processing problems. Structured approaches to problems and design solutions are discussed in detail. Also taught by the Department of Computer Science. This course presents advanced application development methodology, technology and tools.
Students work on teams in the applied study of complex systems development problems and cases.
This course provides coverage of information processing concepts and technology and computer applications in a business environment using microcomputers. The importance of end-user computing in modern business organizations is stressed and the information infrastructure of typical business firms is studied. Introduction to management information systems concepts, with emphasis on describing information requirements, managing information resources, and applying information processing technology to business and management. Methodology and theory of the design and management of productive systems, especially in the services industry. Includes quantitative techniques and procedures for process analysis.