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technology has changed the way we work. Course will consist of
current readings on the topic and technology demonstrations. Students
will seek out new technologies and understand the uses and
purposes of these technologies. Course can be taken only once for
credit and can be used towards the MIS minors, MIS concentrations,
or other MS programs by departmental consent.
MANG 6730 Bus Info Syst Analys & Design
3 cr.
Prerequisite: MANG 6700. Students may not receive credit for both
Management 4730 and Management 6730. Theories and techniques
for analysis of business information requirements and design,
development, and implementation of information systems. Case
studies will be discussed in class and students will be required to
work on a project dealing with the analysis and design of a business
information system.
MANG 6735 Software Project Management
3 cr.
Prerequisite: MANG 6730 or consent of the instructor. Students may
not receive graduate credit for both MANG 4735 and 6735. Deals
with roles and impacts of information systems in an organization,
and the proper planning, scope, documentation, change control,
quality, and risk management for I/S development projects. The
course addresses the SEI CMM, software development lifecycle models,
configuration management, quality assurance, metrics, size/
cost/schedule estimating, and continuous improvement.
MANG 6740 Network Security Management
3 cr.
Prerequisite: MANG 6700. A student may not receive graduate
credit for both Management 4740 and 6740. Introduces network
and security management topics. The business value of network
resources is discussed, the threats to these resources are identified,
and approaches to solving network security problems are studied.
Hands-on experience is provided through student projects and lab
sessions. Business cases in network management and discussed in
class with emphasis on security issues.
MANG 6750 Knowledge Management
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Management 6700. Students can only get credit for
one of the following: Management 4750, Management 4455, or Management
6750. This course is a thorough introduction to the subject
of knowledge management (KM) from a business management
viewpoint. It includes the theoretical framework for knowledge
and the methods and technologies that support the creation and
management of knowledge in large and small organizations. This
course covers knowledge theory, databases and data warehousing,
knowledge management systems, data mining, and expert systems.
Students will also complete a group project, which is a proposal for
a knowledge management solution.
MANG 6760 Managing Electronic Commerce
3 cr.
Prerequisite: MANG 6700. Background and understanding e-business
and e-commerce technologies and models. Business solutions
for managing customer relation, on-line communities, supply chain
management, trust, and knowledge management. The course uses
case studies, hands-on-research and project work, to provide an
understanding of e-business technologies and their integration into
existing business, focusing on managing information resources in
an e-business framework.
MANG 6770 Business Process Modeling
3 cr.
Management careers in almost any discipline involve managing
and/or participating in business processes. This course will teach
students how to document, analyze, monitor, and improve business
processes. The course will include class discussions and presentations,
fieldwork, prominent guest lectures and a significant amount
of hands-on work. Students may not receive credit for both MANG
4770 and MANG 6770.
Mathematics
MATH 1021 Prob Solv/Number Rel Elem Tchr
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisites: DEVM 0107 or satisfactory
performance on either the departmental placement exam or the
ACT or SAT. A problem solving approach to the number systems of
arithmetic emphasizing the use of logic and sets as the language
of mathematics. This course may be used for degree credit only in
the College of Education.
MATH 1023 Prob Solv Geometry Elem Tchrs
3 cr.
Offered each semester: Prerequisite: MATH 1021. A problem solving
and constructive approach to Euclidean Geometry and three
dimensions. This course can be used for degree credit only in the
College of Education.
MATH 1031 Survey Mathematical Thought
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: Developmental Mathematics
0106 or satisfactory performance on either the departmental placement
exam or the ACT or SAT. MATH 1031 is prerequisite to MATH
1032. Credit for both Mathematics 1031, and 2107 or 2111 will not be
allowed. Non-technical survey of major branches of mathematics
with examples of problems and methods in each.
MATH 1032 Survey Mathematical Thought
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: Mathematics 1031. Credit for
both Mathematics 1032, and 2107 or 2111 will not be allowed. Nontechnical
survey of major branches of mathematics with examples
of problems and methods in each.
MATH 1115 Algebra
3 cr.
Prerequisite: DEVM 0107 or satisfactory performance on the departmental
placement exam, the ACT, or the SAT. Real numbers and
equations, functions, polynomial functions and graphs, exponential
and logarithmic functions. This course will not serve as a prerequisite
to MATH 1126; it will be followed by MATH 1116, 1125, 1140, or
2314 according to major. A strong component of this course will be
applications taken from different areas of concentration.
MATH 1116 Trigonometry
3 cr.
Prerequisite: MATH 1115 with a grade of C or better. Introduction to
trigonometric functions, graphs of trigonometric functions, trigonometric
identities, applications of trigonometry, linear and nonlinear
systems, binomial theorem. Designed for students who are
not required to take calculus. This course will not serve as a prerequisite
to MATH 2107 or 2111. A strong component of this course will
be applications taken from different areas of concentration. Credit
for both MATH 1116 and 1126 will not be allowed.
MATH 1125 Precalculus Algebra
3 cr.
Prerequisites: MATH 1115 or satisfactory performance on the departmental
placement exam, the ACT, or the SAT. Fundamentals, functions,
polynomials and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic
functions. Designed for students anticipating enrollment in
MATH 2107 or 2111. This course will be followed by MATH 1126 and
both will be prerequisites to the calculus sequences.
MATH 1126 Precalculus Trigonometry
3 cr.
Prerequisites: MATH 1125 with a grade of C or better. Trigonometric
functions of real numbers, trigonometric functions of angles,
analytic trigonometry, systems of equations and inequalities, the
binomial theorem. Designed for students anticipating enrollment
in MATH 2107 or 2111. Credit for both MATH 1116 or 1126 will not be
allowed.
MATH 1140 Finite Mathematics
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: MATH 1115 or consent of department.
Introduction to set theory and counting techniques, probability,
statistics, linear programming and application to behavioral
sciences.
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