IS 310 - Information Systems Analysis and Design

Topics covered in the lectures and readings are systems development life cycle prototyping, analysis and design tools, techniques and objectives, and hardware/software evaluation and selection. The course involves the class in a development project in which the material studied in the course will be utilized. Project assignments include determination of user requirements, logical and physical design, building the data dictionary, and the development and testing of software modules. Also considered are the writing of end-user procedures manuals and user training. Classes will include hands-on sessions in the use of the CASE tool that will be used for the course project.
Lecture
Credits: 3
Prerequisite: BUS 150
Equivalent(s): MIS 310/IDT 310
Not Liberal Arts
Offered When Needed