MIS 295 Fundamentals of Management Information Systems . Introduction to fundamental business information systems principles associated with development and operations. Emphasis is placed on the use and development of IS components to create business value in systems ranging from transactional process to e-commerce. MIS 320 Data and File Structure .
Students design, construct and test software structures for effective information management.
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 .