Introduces the methodologies that are widely used in Information Systems Development Projects. Discusses both general project manage- ment issues/techniques, such as project scheduling and critical path analysis, and methodologies specifically used in business systems development, such as SDLC, Agile approach, etc.  

Models and develops business processes using multimedia authoring tools. Includes introduction of multimedia principles and technologies, concepts of process re-engineering, and design of a virtual business. 

Explores information security issues in the areas most commonly encountered in the business environment, using real-life situations. Illustrates how information security addresses current legal requirements, technical threats, and social environments. Examines information security history and purpose, legal issues, development and enforcement of policies and standards, risk management, current threats, technologies, and security program implementation. 

Examines the design, management, and application of Internet-based e-business transaction systems. Specifically, students will learn how to tackle dynamic and database-enabled e-business problems. The introduction of Web programming and client-server solutions will also be addressed in real business settings.  

Introduces telecommunications and network security issues typically encountered in management. Focuses on network technologies used by the majority of businesses today along with the information security concepts and practices necessary to implement a secure networking environment for an organization’s desktop and data center operations. 

Provide students with an understanding of the theoretical and practical issues related to the application of enterprise systems within organizations. The main focus of this course is to demonstrate how enterprise systems integrate information and organizational processes across functional areas with a unified system comprised of a shared database and shared reporting tools. 

The general aim of this course is to examine the database management in business for routine data processing, management reporting, and decision support at various levels within the organization. It involves both the conceptual foundations and application of databases.

Introduces students to business mobile application development. Studies the impact of the various mobile technologies on business processes. Students will also be introduced to development guidelines, application frameworks, and development environments. Students will learn a programming language to enable them to build mobile applications. Coverage of the underlying theory will be coupled with hands-on exercises through the development of innovative mobile solutions to practical business problems. 

Exposes students to challenges facing various industries and introduces students to innovative information system solutions to enhance organizational effectiveness through guest speeches and discovery learning.

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the fundamental concepts and models of object oriented application development so that they can understand the key process related to building functioning applications and appreciate the complexity of application development. Students will learn the basic concepts of program design, data structures, programming, problem solving, programming logic, and fundamental design techniques for event-driven program.