The following table contains links to IS course syllabi. These are actual syllabi from the courses as taught, but they are provided here for general information purposes such as establishing transfer course equivalency or previewing course content and structure. We recommend that students in a particular course get their syllabus from their instructor.
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Course # |
Course Name |
(Lead) Instructor |
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Service-Learning in IS |
Thomas Hilton | |
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Information Systems in Business |
Donald Gaber | |
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Introduction to Database Applications |
Donald Gaber | |
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Fundamentals of Business Programming |
Tony Keys | |
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Systems Analysis and Design |
Jean Pratt | |
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Business Software Engineering |
Liqiang Chen | |
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Internship In Information Systems - I |
Thomas Hilton | |
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Database Management Systems |
Jean Pratt | |
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Networking with Client Operating Systems |
Thomas Hilton | |
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Security Policy Management |
Tony Keys | |
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Server-Oriented Networking and Security |
Ruidong Zhang | |
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IS 384 |
Advanced Design and Development |
Liqiang Chen |
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Network and Data Security |
Ruidong Zhang | |
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Object Oriented Systems |
Tony Keys | |
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Internship in Information Systems - ll |
Thomas Hilton | |
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IS 450 |
Distributed Systems Development |
Liqiang Chen |
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Project Management |
Tony Keys | |
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Seminar in Information Systems |
Thomas Hilton |
Our IS students are ISA certified
IS majors sit for the Information Systems Analyst Certification exam sponsored by the Institute for the Certification of Computer Professionals at the end of their program. Three quarters of our students, the second highest number at any participating institution, qualify for certification on their first attempt.
