Information Systems Management
A.R. (Venky) Venkatachalam, Ph.D.
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Chairperson, Decision Sciences Department, Professor of Information Systems and Director, Enterprise Integration Research Center (603) 862-0015 venky@cisunix.unh.edu |
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Jing Wang
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Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences (603) 862-3329 jing.wang@unh.edu |
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Option in Information Systems Faculty & Staff
A.R. (Venky) Venkatachalam, Ph.D.
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Chairperson, Decision Sciences Department, Professor of Information Systems and Director, Enterprise Integration Research Center (603) 862-0015 venky@cisunix.unh.edu |
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Kholekile Gwebu
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Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences 603.862.3372 khole.gwebu@unh.edu |
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Barry Shore
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Professor, Academic Director of Graduate Programs in Business Administration (603) 862-3374 bshore@christa.unh.edu |
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Jing Wang
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Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences (603) 862-3329 jing.wang@unh.edu |
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Option in Information Systems Management Curriculum
By admin - Posted on June 22nd, 2007
Information Systems Management curriculum, in addition to the core requirements for the Business Administration major
Required
- Information Systems Development. Currently, CS 405 Visual Basic I, or equivalent. Any substitute course for CS 405 must be approved by the Faculty Coordinator of the option.
- DS 773: Managing Information Across the Enterprise
- DS 774: E-Business Strategies and Solutions
- DS 775: Corporate Project Experience
One of the following
Information Systems Management Option Courses
CS 405
Course Title:
Introduction to Applications Programming with Visual Basic
Minimum Credits:
4
Introduction to the concepts and techniques of microcomputer windows programming. Students use the Visual Basic language to develop modular, event-driven programs/applications. Topics include: forms, properties, controls, variables, decision structures, and built-in and user-defined functions and subroutines. CEPS students should check with their major department for approval. Not open to CS majors.
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DS 773
Course Title:
Managing Information Across the Enterprise
Minimum Credits:
4
Provides students with the skills necessary to understand the database environment of the firm. It provides students with a background to develop moderately complex, stand-alone databases and gives them the foundation to study database development in multi-user, client/server environments. Prereq: senior standing.
Class Prerequisite:
SR
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DS 774
Course Title:
E-Business Strategies and Solutions
Minimum Credits:
4
Covers the concepts, tools, and strategies for understanding the challenges and exploiting the opportunities associated with e-commerce/e-business. Provides students with an understanding of the technology platform and its components. Additional material covers various models of e-commerce/e-business and its impacts on the firm's performance. Prereq: senior standing.
Class Prerequisite:
SR
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DS 775
Course Title:
Corporate Project Experience
Minimum Credits:
4
Provides students with real-life experience in organizations. Work in groups on information systems projects identified by sponsoring organizations. Integrate concepts and skills learned in prior business and technology courses. Learn project management concepts, work with project management tools, and use presentation techniques. Prereq: senior standing.
Class Prerequisite:
SR
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DS 780
Course Title:
Systems Analysis and Design
Minimum Credits:
4
Objectives of this course are: gain appreciation and knowledge expected of a systems analyst; perform cost/benefit analysis of new systems, comparison of alternative means of system acquisition, such as commercial off-the-shelf software; gain experience in structured analysis techniques; understand important issues of project management. Prereq: Junior standing.
Class Prerequisite:
JR
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DS 798
Course Title:
Topics in the Decision Sciences
Minimum Credits:
4
Special topics; may be repeated. Prereq: permission.
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Option in Information Systems Management (ISM)
Information Systems Overview
Dr. A. R. Venkatachalam, faculty coordinator
603.862.0015
email: venky@cisunix.unh.edu
DS 798
Course Title:
Topics in the Decision Sciences
Minimum Credits:
4
Special topics; may be repeated. Prereq: permission.
DS 780
Course Title:
Systems Analysis and Design
Minimum Credits:
4
Objectives of this course are: gain appreciation and knowledge expected of a systems analyst; perform cost/benefit analysis of new systems, comparison of alternative means of system acquisition, such as commercial off-the-shelf software; gain experience in structured analysis techniques; understand important issues of project management. Prereq: Junior standing.
Class Prerequisite:
JR
DS 775
Course Title:
Corporate Project Experience
Minimum Credits:
4
Provides students with real-life experience in organizations. Work in groups on information systems projects identified by sponsoring organizations. Integrate concepts and skills learned in prior business and technology courses. Learn project management concepts, work with project management tools, and use presentation techniques. Prereq: senior standing.
Class Prerequisite:
SR
