MIS 621 Information Systems Analysis and Design

This course presents approaches and methods for the analysis and design of IT applications. It also covers different methods for creating graphical models of IT project requirements. System development life cycle (SDLC) and alternate development approaches to information systems development are examined in detail. The course provides students with critical tools and representations (both traditional and object-oriented) for eliciting and documenting user requirements and for developing effective applications that meet organizational technology needs. Students work individually and in teams on assignments and projects. The roles of open-source software, component-based development and service oriented architecture in systems development are also examined.

Prerequisites

• MIS 600: Management Information Systems

Special information

Note: Admission to a graduate level program.