INFO200 MANAGING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (3.00) An introduction to the theory and the applications of computer-based information systems in organizations with an emphasis on the management of modern information technologies used to support business. This course also includes problem solving with spreadsheets and databases. Prerequisite: INFO 100 or equivalent.

INFO250 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING (3.00) An introduction to object oriented programming logic, the concepts of structure, and problem solving concepts in an object oriented environment using Visual Basic.NET. Prerequisite: INFO 200 or equivalent

INFO303 CO-OP EDUCATION/INFO SYS: JR (3.00-6.00) An elective cooperative experience where students earn academic credit while performing approved information systems-related work experience. Prerequisite: MGMT 301 55 credit hours completed, 2.75 gpa, department approval required

INFO328 DATABASE MANAGEMENT (3.00) This is an introductory survey course in database concepts, history, evolving trends, design and implementation. There will be a conceptual portion and a "hands-on" development portion of the course. This course is designed to be a fundamentals course. Prerequisite: INFO 200 or equivalent

INFO329 DATA MINING (3.00) The students will receive an introduction to the basic theory, tools and techniques of data mining, including prediction, associations, clustering and recommendation systems. The course will be delivered from two points of view: the technological view and the marketing management view. The students will use data mining tools when doing their team projects for customer relationship management. The teams will experience the implementation of these algorithms on real data. Cross-listed Courses: INFO979 MKTG329 MKTG979

INFO331 APPLIED QUANT METHODS FOR BUS (3.00)

INFO357 TELECOMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKING (3.00) A study of data communications and networking theory and technologies. Students will be exposed to telecommunication configurations, network and web applications, wired and wireless architectures, topologies and protocals, installation and configuration of network and devices such as hubs, router, and bridges. Prerequisite: INFO 200

INFO358 DATA MODELING AND MANAGEMENT (3.00) The study of the theory of modeling enterprise activities in terms of their data. Data bases are implemented emphasizing the relational model. Prerequisite: INFO 200 or equivalent

INFO359 HARDWARE & SOFTWARE OVERVIEW (3.00) Analysis of the architecture of micro computers, workstations, and small mid-range computers, with emphasis on comparative operating systems and environments. Prerequisite: INFO 200 or equivalent

INFO362 PROGRAMMING FOR MODERN BUS APPL (3.00) Introduce students who have a basic undertanding of computer concepts to programming languages currently being used by the business community. Contact the department for information on specific languages currently covered. Prerequisite: INFO 250 or equivalent

INFO374 INTRO TO WEB SITE DEVELOPMENT (3.00) Tools and techniques for designing and developing quality Web pages with a concentration on the implementation of efficient and effective Web sites for personal use, small businesses, corporate offices, and entreprenneurial ventures. Prerequisite: INFO 200 or equivalent

INFO378 E-BUSINESS (3.00) Electronic commerce is an essential element for most modern businesses. This course will study all aspects of electronic commerce including the structure, organization, and use of the Internet as a means of conducting business. An emphasis will be placed on evaluating, organizing, and developing efficient models of electronic transactions. Prerequisite: INFO 374 or equivalent

INFO403 CO-OP EDUCATION/INFO SYS: SR (3.00-6.00) An elective cooperative experience where students earn acadmeic credit while performing approved information systems-related work experience. Prerequisite: MGMT 301 or equivalent 55 credit hours completed, 2.75 gpa, departmental approval

INFO450 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN (3.00) Structured tools and techniques for the development of computerized information systems with emphasis on the process involved in the analysis and design of the development process using a structured life cycle approach. Special emphasis will be placed on team development and on quality control for the development of effective and efficient information systems. Prerequisite: FINC 300 MGMT 300 MKTG 300 or equivalent or permission of instructor Corequisite: INFO 358

INFO490 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN INFO SYS (3.00) Current issues, developments and future trends in the advancemenet of information systems in business. Prerequisite: Junior/Senior status or permission of instructor

INFO495 SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (3.00) This capstone course is a direct follow-up to INFO 450 in which student teams will apply skills and techniques from other INFO and business courses for the purpose of implementing and delivering a computerized business information system. Prerequisite: INFO 450 or equivalent

INFO499 TUTORIAL COURSE (2.00-3.00) Research in scholarly journals on information systems. May also be used for a Senior Project. Open to students only with the consent of the department chair and dean.

INFO700 MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY (2.00) This course examines the systems and technology involved in the production of goods and the delivery of services. The focus is on the use of information and technology to influence the design, operation and control of productive systems to enhance competitive advantages. Topics covered include analysis of current information and assessment of an organization's value discipline, strategic use of information and operations systems, and trends in information technology development. Prerequisite: Admission to the Executive MBA program

INFO902 MGMT INFORMATION SYSTEMS (3.00) Prepares students to be more effective and efficient users or managers of information technology for managerial decision-making. Students will learn about basic concepts about (1) the use of information systems in organizations, (2) hardware, software, database, and telecommunications technologies, (3) techniques and tools for acquiring or developing applications of information systems, and (4) managerial issues in a technological environment. Prerequisite: Admission to the on-site program

INFO903 SYSTEMS OF OPERATIONS & TECH (3.00) The study of the issues, methods, information, and technology involved in the creation and use of information systems in a corporate environment. The focus is on the manager's influence on the design, operation, control and communication ability. Current organizational systems and technology are evaluated. Case studies are used extensively as the content for individual and team activities. The course explores the implications created by technology as we continue to move into an information-based economy. Prerequisite: All business skills and foundation courses

INFO904 CONCEPTS OF MANAGERIAL COMP TECH (3.00) Basic introduction to computer-based information system technologies. This is a foundation course required for some INFO electives.

INFO924 VIRTUAL WORKPLACE MANAGEMENT (3.00) Examination of virtual office management. Provides a study of the movement toward virtual office environments. Participants will gain an understanding of virtual office implementation strategies and management issues using class discussion, cases, and team exercises. Cross-listed Courses: MGMT924

INFO926 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (3.00) A study of organizational, managerial, and technological issues of knowledge management (KM). Case studies and presentations will examine KM issues and strategies. It will highlight the tools and techniques used both to implement and measure the KM strategies.

INFO928 DIGITAL ENTERPRISE (3.00) Goals of the course are to understand the impact that E-Business has on business today, the role of IS/IT in creating and changing organizational structures along with management techniques for E-Business, to develop skills for competitive advantage in this changing environment.

INFO940 ANALYSIS & DESIGN OF MIS (3.00) Analysis and design of information systems for management with emphasis on current MIS environments. Prerequisite: INFO 904 or equivalent

INFO943 INFO TECHNOLOGY & PROCESS IMPROV (3.00) Addresses quality and productivity as they relate to the Information Systems function. Quality and productivity are treated from a corporate, technological and IS management perspective.

INFO945 IT PROJECT MANAGEMENT (3.00) Analysis of information systems with emphasis on implementation of large and medium size MIS projects. The class will concentrate on information technology project management concepts and techniques. In addition, key contemporary MIS topics such as Service Level Management and MIS Operations will be addressed. A combination of class lectures, guest speakers, case studies and real life experience will be used to develop understanding and practical application of Project Management concepts. Prerequisite: INFO 904 or equivalent

INFO949 HARDWARE & SOFTWARE OVERVIEW (3.00) Analysis of the architecture of microcomputers, workstations, and small to mid-range computers. Cross-listed Courses: EDWS649 Prerequisite: INFO 904 or equivalent

INFO960 DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR WEB (3.00) Tools and techniques for designing and developing quality Web pages with a concentration on the implementation of effiecient and effective Web sites for personal use, small business, corporate offices, and entreprenneurial ventures. Prerequisite: INFO 904 or equivalent

INFO970 BUSINESS TELECOMM & NETWORKING (3.00) A study of the basic technical concepts of data communications, telecommunications, and networking along with managerial aspects and practical applications. Topics include concepts, models, architectures, protocols, standards, and security for the design, implementation, and management of digital networks. LAN, MAN, WAN, wireless systems, distributed systems, network design and management issues are discussed. Prerequisite: INFO 904 or equivalent

INFO974 DATABASE MANAGEMENT (3.00) This course is designed to take database projects from concept to implementation with a hands-on approach. Personal and enterprise level database management systems (Oracle, MySQL, MS Access) will be used. Prerequisite: INFO 904 or equivalent

INFO979 DATA WAREHOUSING & DATA MINING (3.00) An introduction to the theory, tools and techniques of data mining and data warehousing. Cross-listed Courses: INFO329 MKTG329 MKTG979

INFO995 TOPICS IN MIS INDIVIDUAL READING (1.00-3.00) New trends, concepts and issues of MIS are examined and related to business environments.