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Courses for Information Systems, Statistics and Management Science 1 COURSES FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS, STATISTICS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE MIS340 Data Communication in a Global Environment Management Information Systems Hours 3 Courses Enabling international exchange of digital data to support business MIS200 Fundamentals of Management Information Systems operations. Cultural, legal, security and operational requirements coupled Hours 3 with international standards evaluated in multiple network architectural Business process coordination and decision making through the use configurations supporting transactional knowledge workers, e-business of information technology will be explored, emphasizing IT use by and e-commerce applications. Students are limited to two attempts for organizations in increasingly global markets. this course, excluding withdrawals. MIS221 Business Programming I Prerequisite(s): MIS 221 and (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 C or EN 103 or EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and (EC 110 or EC 112) and (EC 111 or EC 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and Hours 3 (LGS 200 or LGS 201) and ST 260 This course is an introductory business-focused computer programming MIS405 Enterprise Networking and Security course. The course provides students the opportunity to learn analytical Hours 3 problem solving techniques, software development techniques and the syntax of the c# programming language to solve common business Data communications and networks; impact on business enterprises and problems. Computing proficiency is required for a passing grade in this issues pertaining to design and implementation. Security and operational course. Students are limited to two attempts for this course, excluding requirements evaluated in multiple network architectural configurations. withdrawals. Prerequisite(s): MIS 221 and (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 Prerequisite(s): MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145 or MATH 126 or or EN 103 or EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and MATH 146 or MATH 227 or MATH 247 (EC 110 or EC 112) and (EC 111 or EC 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and (LGS 200 or LGS 201) and ST 260 Computer Science MIS421 Enterprise Application Development MIS321 Business Programming II Hours 3 C The study and application of advanced software engineering, application Hours 3 patterns, and file structures. Students design, construct and test software A second business programming course for students pursuing the structures for effective information management. Management Information Systems major. Computing proficiency is Prerequisite(s): MIS 321 and MIS 330 required for a passing grade in this course. Students are limited to two attempts for this course, excluding withdrawals. MIS430 Systems Analysis & Design I Hours 3 Prerequisite(s): MIS 221 and (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 or EN 103 or EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and Intermediate-level skills in systems analysis and design techniques are (EC 110 or EC 112) and (EC 111 or EC 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and presented. Emphasis is placed on systems development and delivery (LGS 200 or LGS 201) and ST 260 tools, methods, standards, and processes. Students are limited to two attempts for this course, excluding withdrawals. Computer Science Prerequisite(s): MIS 330 and MIS 321 MIS330 Database Administration Hours 3 MIS431 Systems Analysis & Design II Hours 3 Logical data modeling, RDBMS, and their use in the business enterprise are presented. Topics include anomalies/normalization, database- Advanced-level skills in systems analysis and design techniques are connections performance, n-tier architecture, query operations, stored presented. Emphasis is placed on enterprise-level systems development, processes and integrity triggers, and Web applications. Students are creation of tailored methodologies, creation of architectural standards, limited to two attempts for this course, excluding withdrawals. metrics, and business strategy alignment. Students are limited to two attempts for this course, excluding withdrawals. Prerequisite(s): MIS 221 and (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 or EN 103 or EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and Prerequisite(s): MIS 430 and MIS 330 (EC 110 or EC 112) and (EC 111 or EC 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and Prerequisite(s) with concurrency: MIS 451 (LGS 200 or LGS 201) and ST 260 2 Courses for Information Systems, Statistics and Management Science MIS440 Decision Support Systems MIS464 Organizational Security Management Hours 3 Hours 3 This course assesses information and process requirements to support The course is intended to teach students how to develop and apply an business decisions in organizations. Students conceptualize, design, information security management plan to an organization. Topics include develop, and deliver model-based information systems designed to governance and security policy, threat and vulnerability management, support effective managerial decision making. incident management, risk management, information leakage, crisis management and business continuity, compliance management, and Prerequisite(s): (EN 101 or EN 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 or EN 103 or security awareness and security implementation considerations. EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and (EC 110 or 112) Students will also be exposed to the national and international policy and and (EC 111 or 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and (LGS 200 or LGS 201) legal considerations related to cybersecurity and cyberspace such as and ST 260; (MIS 200 or MIS 330) or Permission of Instructor privacy, intellectual property, and cybercrime. MIS451 Systems Construction & Implementation II Prerequisite(s): (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 or EN 103 or Hours 3 EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and (EC 110 or 112) Development of advanced software engineering skills to develop, deploy, and (EC 111 or 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and (LGS 200 or LGS 201) test, document, and assess large-scale IT-based business solutions. and ST 260 Conversion, migration, training, maintenance, and operations plans and MIS466 Introduction to Cybercrime and Digital Forensics budget are emphasized. Students are limited to two attempts for this Hours 3 course, excluding withdrawals. This course introduces the topics of cybercrime and digital forensics. Prerequisite(s): MIS 430 and MIS 330 Students will learn different aspects of cybercrime and methods to Prerequisite(s) with concurrency: MIS 431 uncover, protect and analyze digital evidence. They will learn different MIS460 Applied Cyber Security types of software and hardware tools and use them to perform Hours 3 rudimentary investigations. Cybercrime and digital forensics are increasingly important areas of study. Students will also gain an This course examines management issues and practical implications understanding of evidentiary law from the perspective of first responders. related to securing information systems. This course focuses on the Tools are becoming more powerful and attacks more sophisticated. Threat Environment, security Policy and Planning, Cryptography, Secure Consequently, there is a growing need for graduates with the skills to Networks, Access Control, Firewalls, Host Hardening, Application Security, investigate these crimes. Data Protection, Incident Response, and Networking and Review of TCP/IP. A clear theoretical understanding supports a large practical Prerequisite(s): (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 or EN 103 or component where students learn to use contemporary security software EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and (EC 110 or 112) to secure and assess information systems and network infrastructure and (EC 111 or 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and (LGS 200 or LGS 201) using a hands-on approach. and ST 260 Prerequisite(s): (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 or EN 103 or MIS491 Independent Study EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and (EC 110 or 112) Hours 1-3 and (EC 111 or 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and (LGS 200 or LGS 201) Students can apply a maximum of 3 credits of MIS 491 toward their and ST 260 degree. MIS462 Behavioral Cyber Security Prerequisite(s) with concurrency: (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 Hours 3 or EN 103 or EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and This course is intended to provide students with a solid foundation (EC 110 or EC 112) and (EC 111 or EC 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and of information security management, with an emphasis on its human (LGS 200 or LGS 201) and ST 260 element. As part of this understanding, we will explore how humans, as MIS492 Internship employees of an organization and consumers of organizational products Hours 1-3 and services, perceive threats to themselves, their digital assets, their Students are selected through a competitive process for assignments in privacy, and to their organizational affiliations. We also explore how these approved business or public-sector organizations. Students can apply a perceptions are operationalized in their behaviors as organizational maximum of 3 credits of MIS 492 toward their degree. insiders, serving to either undermine or facilitate security management practices. Prerequisite(s): (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 or EN 103 or EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and (EC 110 or Prerequisite(s): (EN 101 or 120) and (EN 102 or EN 121 or EN 103 or EC 112) and (EC 111 or EC 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and (LGS 200 or EN 104) and (MATH 121 or MATH 125 or MATH 145) and (EC 110 or 112) LGS 201) and ST 260 and (EC 111 or 113) and (AC 210 or AC 211) and (LGS 200 or LGS 201) and ST 260 Courses for Information Systems, Statistics and Management Science 3 MIS497 Special Topics MIS515 Intro to Application Development Hours 1-3 Hours 3 Special topics in MIS.
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