ACADEMIC CATALOG >>
2007-2008
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MIT (Management of Information Systems)
MIT 270 Management Information Systems (3)
Study of
modern business information systems focusing on the analysis, design, and
implementation of computer hardware and software as they relate to managing
business information. Prerequisite: CIS 201, ENG 102.
MIT 312 Electronic Commerce (3)
A look at how emerging
information systems and communication technologies influence today's marketplace
by the use of electronic commerce to buy and sell products and services, and to
enhance business processes. This course examines the drivers of the second wave
of electric commerce, marketing and business strategies, legal, ethical, and tax
and payment issues when conducting business on the internet.
MIT 316 Information Security (3)
Basic information goals
of availability, integrity, accuracy, and confidentiality. Vocabulary and
terminology specific to the field of information security are discussed.
Identification of exposures and vulnerabilities and appropriate countermeasures
are addressed. The importance of appropriate planning and administrative
controls is also discussed. Pre-requisite MIT-270.
MIT 330 Managing and Supporting Information Technology
(3)
Covers the unique dimensions of leading information technology
employees and information technology resources towards organizational goals.
Prerequisite: CIS 201. [For Adult students this course is listed as MIT 330A and
the prerequisite is MIT 270.]
MIT 426 Database Management I (3)
Course provides
technical and managerial skills in planning, analysis, logical design, physical
design, and implementation of a database. Course topics include: data base
concepts; data models query languages; SQL; entity-relationship modeling,
normalization, object-oriented databases, ORACLE database management, data
warehousing, database integrity management (data security), database
replication/synchronization; and transaction management. Pre-requisite:
MIT-270.
MIT 464 Software Application Design I (3)
Event driven
programming with Microsoft Visual Languages; emphasis on the development cycle
to create applications that incorporate forms and controls, program-decision
structures, looping, and procedures. These programs combine the object-oriented
elements of decomposition, reuse, reliability, abstraction, classification, and
inheritance. Pre-requisite: MIT-270.
MIT 491 MIS Capstone Project (3)
Students assimilate and
apply previous coursework in the CIS and MIT programs to a comprehensive problem
in the area of management information systems. Prerequisite: CIS 410, MIT 488
and senior standing. [For Adult students this course is listed as MIT 491A and
the prerequisite is completion of or current enrollment in all major
coursework.
MIT 501 Information Systems Management (3)
This course is
based on the premise that it is difficult, if not impossible, to manage a modern
organization without basic knowledge of information systems; i.e., what
information systems are, how they affect the organization and its employees, and
how they can make businesses more efficient and competitive. Participants
develop knowledge, sensitivities, and skills that will enable them to stay
current in the fast changing MIS environment.
