Core Courses

MIS 501 Managing IT Value Proposition
Examines IT management from the practical, technical and theoretical aspects of information systems. Introduces information systems concepts and their implication for management of technology. Socio--technical and behavioral issues are examined.
Fall/Spring

MIS 502 Bus Payoff-Info Tech & Systems
Examines effective methods for competitive advantage through information systems and methods for sustainable payoff of IT. Impact of information technologies/systems on conducting business in a dynamic, global environment including sourcing options, virtual community and work patterns.
Fall/Spring

Elective Courses

MIS 510 Data Communications and Networking
Telecommunications fundamentals for all multimedia data interchange in business enterprises. Concepts, models, architecture, protocols, and standards for the design, implementation, integration, security, and management of digital networks.
On Demand

MIS 515 Data Management
The concepts, principles, issues and techniques for managing corporate data resources. Techniques for managing the design and development of large database systems. Data warehousing, data mining, and database administration will be emphasized.
On Demand

MIS 550 Information Technology Policy and Strategy
Strategic use of enterprise information systems and technology for the evolving and changing global marketplace. Development and implementation of policies and plans to achieve the alignment of information systems and technology and enterprise goals.
On Demand

MIS 565 Systems Analysis and Design
Systems development methods and analysis and design techniques with a focus on object-oriented analysis and design.  Evaluation and selection of systems development, analysis, and design methodologies such as JAD, RAD, UML and object-oriented approaches.
On Demand