| San Jose State University, 11 courses left |
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| Class |
Description |
Why |
| NUFS 144 |
Food Culture |
SJSU Studies (V),
Non-Business Support Course
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| BUS2 190 |
Quantitative Business Analysis |
Upper Division Business Core |
| BUS3 187 |
Global Dimensions of Business |
Upper Division Business Core (Tom Gracon) |
| BUS3 189 |
Strategic Management |
Upper Division Business Core |
| BUS4 110B |
Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design |
MIS Concentration Course
Introduction to systems development methodologies, techniques and tools.
Emphasis on enterprise, process, data and object modeling techniques.
Students use UML and prototyping tools to analyze and design an information system.
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| BUS4 111 |
Introduction to Telecommunications |
MIS Concentration Course
Introduction to data communications and telecommunications.
Emphasis on the concepts, architectures, components, protocols and standards for message movement within information networks.
Uses the network design process to develop understanding of business and information technology perspectives.
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| BUS4 112 |
Introduction to Database Management Systems |
MIS Concentration Course
Introduction to database management, stressing the design and development of efficient business information systems.
Emphasis on data modeling, data integrity, SQL and implementation of a database application.
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| BUS4 119A |
Practicum in Management Information Systems |
MIS Concentration Course
Practical experience in developing information systems.
Project management, user-developer communication, quality control and advanced MIS topics.
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| BUS4 119B |
Business Systems & Information Systems |
MIS Concentration Course
Analysis of effective use of information systems and technology for competitive advantage
by a business organization for enterprise, business-to-business, and E-Commerce computing.
Emphasis on integration of information systems and technology with business strategy,
financial justification, personnel and organizational considerations.
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| BUS4 116 |
Advanced Database Management Systems |
MIS Concentration Elective
Advanced topics in database management, including data analysis and design, SQL and client/server database development tools and applications.
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| BUS4 118C |
Security Systems & Operating Systems |
MIS Concentration Elective
Key issues in information security and assurance and how they are managed in organizations.
Technical controls such as encryption, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, as well as managerial controls, eg. policy, training and procedures.
Hands-on lab exposure to security software tools.
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| BUS4 118W |
Topics in MIS: Web-Based Computing |
MIS Concentration Elective
Explores Web applications for personal, E-Commerce and corporate computing.
Covers essentials of WWW protocols.
Students will learn to design and program both client and server-side applications using HTML and extensions,
JavaScript, Perl, VBScript, Active Server Pages, database connections, XML, Java.
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