MIS 665 Systems Design and Decision Support
New systems design approaches and techniques are providing extraordinary strategic opportunities to organizations that recognize and implement them. This course shows students state-of-the-art systems design from a managerial perspective rather than a strictly technical approach. Managers who wish to get the most out of new and existing information systems and technical people who wish to see where systems may be going have the opportunity to do so in this class. Beyond current approaches, students are also presented with basic information on new technologies including artificial intelligence and expert systems, which many believe will play a critical role in future systems.
4 Graduate credits
Effective August 24, 2002 to present
Meets graduation requirements for
Learning outcomes
General
- Apply Agile methodology for Information Systems development & and its relationship to Design thinking
- Create use case narratives and prototypes to capture information systems requirements
- Create graphical models of information systems requirements
- Use methodology-based software tools for documenting and organizing information systems requirements and IS development processes
- Demonstrate prototypical organizational business processes as manifest in enterprise systems