This graduate course is focused on the methodologies of analyzing and logically designing a computer-based information system used in business. Emphasis is placed upon the Information system development techniques and tools in which technical, organizational, and human aspects of a system are analyzed and changed to create an improved system. Thus, the course covers managerial and technical topics related to managing systems and development projects, including organizational problem solving, software used to manage projects, analyzing and documenting systems, designing new approaches, and implementing the plan. It also introduces the recent coverage of alternative methodologies to SDLC, such as rapid prototyping and agile development techniques.

This graduate course is focused on the methodologies of analyzing and logically designing a computer-based information system used in business. Emphasis is placed upon the Information system development techniques and tools in which technical, organizational, and human aspects of a system are analyzed and changed in the hope of creating an improved system. Thus, the course covers managerial and technical topics related to managing systems development projects, including organizational problem solving, software used to manage projects, analyze and document systems, design new approaches and implement the plan. It also introduces the recent coverage of alternative methodologies to SDLC, such as rapid prototyping and agile development techniques.

This graduate course is focused on the methodologies of analyzing and logically designing a computer-based information system used in business. Emphasis is placed upon the Information system development techniques and tools in which technical, organizational, and human aspects of a system are analyzed and changed in the hope of creating an improved system. Thus, the course covers managerial and technical topics related to managing systems development projects, including organizational problem solving, software used to manage projects, analyze and document systems, design new approaches, and implement the plan. It also introduces the recent coverage of alternative methodologies to SDLC, such as rapid prototyping and agile development techniques.

This graduate course is focused on the methodologies of analyzing and logically designing a computer-based information system used in business. Emphasis is placed upon the Information system development techniques and tools in which technical, organizational, and human aspects of a system are analyzed and changed in the hope of creating an improved system. Thus, the course covers managerial and technical topics related to managing systems development projects, including organizational problem solving, software used to manage projects, analyze and document systems, design new approaches and implement the plan. It also introduces the recent coverage of alternative methodologies to SDLC, such as rapid prototyping and agile development techniques.

This course is designed to improve students’ performance in using information technology (IT) related to the business environment, particularly in utilizing business productivity software applications such as word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and Internet use for business purposes. Students will perform activities with emphasis on application integration as applied to organizational tasks to provide avenues for critical thinking and creativity, and to inculcate professional behavior. They will also undertake research analysis and mock business proposal as their terminal performance tasks for this course.

This graduate course is focused on the of analyzing and logically designing a computer-based information system used Emphasis is placed upon the Information system development techniques and technical, organizational, and human aspects of a system are analyzed and changed creating an improved system. Thus, the course covers managerial and technical managing systems development projects, including organizational problem solving, manage projects, analyze and document systems, design new approaches and implement It also introduces the recent coverage of alternative methodologies to SDLC, prototyping and agile development techniques.