Course Descriptions

Information Systems

Admission to courses may be gained through instructor permission.

Formerly Computer Information Systems (CIS)

UPPER DIVISION COURSES: Business students must have satisfactorily completed the entire lower-division business core. (See section on "Upper-Division Courses" in the College of Business Administration section of the current General Catalog.)

IS 101:	INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS
IS 201:	COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
IS 301:	MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
IS 350:	BUSINESS SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
IS 360:	INTERNET PROGRAMMING I
IS 365:	BUSINESS PROCESSES AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
IS 389:	ADVANCED BUSINESS SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
IS 445:	PROJECT MANAGEMENT: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
IS 460/660:	INTERNET PROGRAMMING II
IS 470/670:	COMPUTER SECURITY, CONTROLS, AND INFORMATION ASSURANCE
IS 475/675:	DATABASE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION
IS 477/677:	DATA COMMUNICATIONS
IS 480/680:	INTERNSHIP IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
IS 481/681:	ISSUES IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
IS 482/682:	DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
IS 485/685:	SEMINAR IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
IS 490/690:	INDEPENDENT STUDY IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
IS 495:	IS DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT
IS 746:	PROJECT MANAGEMENT: ADVANCED TOPICS
IS 752:	ISSUES IN THE CURRENT TECHNICAL ENVIRONMENT
IS 788:	ISSUES IN CHANGE MANAGEMENT
IS 789:	INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY AND POLICY
IS 797:	THESIS
IS 798:	MASTER'S PROJECT
IS 899:	GRADUATE ADVISEMENT