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The four capital letters in parentheses represent
the computerized abbreviation for that subject field; the abbreviation is often
used on documents and course schedules. The numbers in parentheses represent
the Integrated Post-secondary Education Data System (IPEDS).
Computer Information Systems (CIS‑52.12)
CIS 231.
Management Information Systems. 3‑3‑0.
Prerequisites: Sophomore standing and CMPS 101, or
OIS 200, or permission of department head.
Introduction to business information resources,
system design and information management. Topics
include computer hardware, systems analysis,
database management decision support systems and
distributed data processing. (52.1201)
CIS 250.
Object
Programming and Data Structures Using C++.
3-3-0. Prerequisite: C or better in CMPS 120 or
permission of department head. Object oriented
programming in C++ and elementary data structures
with applications to information systems. Fa only.
(11.0202)
CIS
305.
Applied Database
Software Development. 3‑3‑0. Prerequisites:
C or better in both CIS 231 and CMPS 120.
Application of computer programming and system
development concepts, principles, and practices to
a comprehensive systems development project in a
database environment. Fa and Sp only (11.0501)
CIS
306.
Systems
Development
I. 3‑3‑0. Prerequisite: C or better in CIS
305. Use information systems methodology to solve
enterprise‑wide managerial and organizational
problems. Students will use systems design
methodologies to develop single‑user systems using
database. Sp only. (11.0501)
CIS 310.
Data
Communications. 3‑3‑0. Prerequisites: C or
better in both CIS 231 and CMPS 120. Analysis and
design of data communications systems. Topics
include network design and management, and
telecommunication concepts and management. Fa
only. (11.0901)
CIS
350.
Rapid Application
Development. 3-3-0. Prerequisite: C or
better in CIS 250 or CMPS 221 or permission of
department head. Rapid application development of
information systems through prototyping,
object-oriented technologies, visual programming,
and fourth generation languages. Sp only.
(11.0202)
CIS
400.
Internship in
Computer Information Systems. 3‑0‑6.
Prerequisites: Fulfillment of the minimum
requirements for an internship as defined by the
College of Business Administration, and C or
better in both CIS 306 and 310. Supervised
practical experience in a computer information
systems department of an approved firm or agency.
Open to CIS majors only. (52.1299)
*CIS 407.
Systems
Development II. 3‑3‑0. Prerequisites: C or
better in both CIS 306, and CIS 350. Use
information systems methodologies to solve
enterprise‑wide managerial and organizational
problems. Students will use systems design
methodologies to develop multi‑user system
including using database. Fa only. (11.0501)
*CIS 410.
Special
Topics. 3‑3‑0. Prerequisites: C or better
in both CIS 306, and CIS 350. Selected current
topics in computer information systems. May be
repeated for credit if content differs. Fa only.
(52.1299)
CIS
440.
Electronic
Commerce: Business Uses of the Internet.
3-3-0. Prerequisites: C or better in CIS 231, MNGT
301, and MKTG 300 or permission of the department
head. Tools, technologies, opportunities,
challenges, strategies for business use of the
Internet, and the impact of the emerging
electronic market in today-s corporations. Sp
only. (52.1299)
*CIS
460.
Management of
Information Systems. 3‑3‑0. Prerequisites:
C or better in both MNGT 301 and CIS 305.
Principles and concepts involved in the management
of organizational information systems resources.
Includes information systems planning, legal and
professional issues, and strategic impact of
information systems. Sp only. (52.1201)
*CIS
485.
Special Problems
in Business Information Processing. 3‑3‑0.
Prerequisite: C or better in CIS 407. Solution of
an information system problem using project
management and information systems methodologies
in a group project environment. Sp only.
(52.1299)
CIS 510.
Information
Support Systems. 3‑3‑0. Current and
expected information support system technologies
and their implications for information support
operations. Fa- even years only. (52.1201)
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