Management Info. Systems (MIS)
The course covers data extraction, transformation, cleaning, analysis, and visualization by using widely used techniques and programming languages in a business context. The course also provides surveys of application of machine learning in business and the potential ethical issues and bias.
Designing, developing and managing database systems, by using mainstream design methodologies and popular development tools.
Analyzing business tasks, processes, information and information technology, and designing information systems by employing methodologies, techniques and popular software used by information systems professionals.
A study of basic data communications topics, including communication media, protocols, network security, network topologies (local and wide area networks), Web development and network management issues.
A study of current issues in MIS. The topics for this course will vary over time, depending on student interests, faculty interests, and student demand. Not offered every year.
PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated.
Prerequisite: consent of instructor.
Mutually Exclusive: MIS 3010
A survey of the various issues associated with managing information as a resource. Explores MIS planning frameworks and tools, and the linkages between information systems, organizational structure and organizational strategy. A survey of the various issues associated with managing information as a resource. Explores MIS planning frameworks and tools, and the linkages between information systems, organizational structure and organizational strategy.