MIS 220
Hardware and System Software (3)
Principles and applications of computer systems hardware and software will be presented through lecture, installation, configuration and operations experiences.
Prerequisites: MC 103, 105, 107.
MIS 240
Introduction to Networking (3)
This course introduces the student to the underlying concepts of data communications, telecommunications and networking.
It focuses on the terminology and technologies in current networking environments.
Experience in setting up and configuring a local area network is provided.
This course is meant to provide a general overview of the field of networking as a basis for continued study in the field.
Prerequisites: MC 103, 105, 107.
MIS 260
Introduction to Programming in Visual BASIC (3)
Introduction to the process of program creation using the Visual BASIC language.
Includes the role of algorithms in the problem-solving and flowcharting process.
Prerequisites: MC 103, 105, 107.
MIS 280
Computer User Support
This course covers all aspects of staffing and managing a Help Desk function to support computer users in an organization.
Reviews various types of user support services, develops customer service skills, examines and applies troubleshooting processes, and prepares for end user training.
Prerequisites: MC 360; MIS 220, 240.
MIS 320
Web Development
Analysis, design and implementation of Web pages including the use of multimedia elements, database connectivity, HTML, and scripting.
Basic coverage of e-commerce and issues associated with it.
Prerequisite: MIS 240.
MIS 340
Systems Analysis & Design (3)
Introduction to fundamental concepts of structured systems analysis and design from the feasibility study to implementation.
Includes tools of the analyst in achieving a successful system development.
Prerequisite: MIS 280.
MIS 360
Database Management (3)
An advanced course in database management to include concepts, management, creation and use of databases.
Prerequisites: MC 360; MIS 340.
MIS 380
Advanced Programming with Visual BASIC
This course covers physical design, programming and implementation of information systems applications.
Topics covered include data controls, activeX controls, class modules, and object-oriented programming.
Prerequisites: MIS 260, 360.
MIS 420
Information Systems Management
Introduction to practice of managing information technology services, including: issues of information systems strategies and implementations through the use of case studies; staffing and management of various functions; overview of business process re-engineering, enterprise information systems and data warehouses; introduction to knowledge management and data mining; examples of decision support and expert systems used to support sophisticated business decision-making.
Prerequisite: MIS 340.
MIS 460
Project Management
Advanced MIS majors operating as a team will engage in and complete the design and implementation of a significant information system.
Project management and systems integration will be components of the development experience.
Prerequisites: MIS 420 and either MIS 360 or 380.
MIS 288, 488
Special Topics in Computers (3)
Study of specialized topics in Management Information Systems.
MIS 461, 462
Independent Study (1-3, 1-3)
A course designed to allow students to explore topics of current interest that are not covered in regular course offering.
MIS 475
Academic Internship (credit varies)
An appropriate information systems related learning experience.
MIS 199, 299, 399, 499
Prior Learning Assessment (Credit Varies)
Measurable and verifiable learning which has occurred outside of the traditional classroom.
Numerical designation indicates level of proficiency in the topic. Courses for which there is an exact Ursuline College equivalent are listed by the appropriate numerical designation.
"PL" is listed before all course titles for which credit is granted through prior learning assessment.
