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MIS Courses:

Information System Strategies Technology Enabled Business & Organizations
Business Process Management Customer Relationship Management & Business Intelligence
IS Project Management Advanced Data Management for the Supply Chain
Information Assurance Management of Technical Services
IT Outsourcing & Partnerships IS Management Research Project
Enterprise Application Integration  

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MIS 788: Information System Strategies
Concepts and practices of management information systems for using information in the management of business enterprises are investigated to determine their deployment in achieving organization objectives.

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MIS 790: Technology Enabled Business & Organizations
This course provides a broad overview of the strategies used in technology enabled businesses. The emphasis is on the business applications and characteristics of the technologies that can bring enhanced revenues, cost savings, and broader market reach to organizations.

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MIS 791: Business Process Management
This course provides a comprehensive approach for transforming business processes of an organization. It will demonstrate how to keep the renewed process working at their optimum level through process ownership and performance management.

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MIS 792: Customer Relationship Management & Business Intelligence
An in-depth study of customer relationship management (CRM) technologies and data warehouse applications. The special focus on the application of CRM and data warehouse technologies for managing the customer and data lifecycle.

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MIS 793: Enterprise Application Integration
This course provides a background in the fundamental principles of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI). Different types of Integration projects are explained, including intraorganization Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), Web integration, and B2B integration.

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MIS 794: Advanced Data Management for the Supply Chain

The subject surveys concepts and advanced data management for Supply Chain Management. It will address a number of technology enablers of supply chain management including ERP and SCM applications, Web-centric marketplaces, and auction technologies.

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MIS 795: IS Project Management
IS Project management encompasses the knowledge, techniques, and tools necessary to manage the development of information systems projects. Leading edge tools, techniques, and concepts will be presented through the course.

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MIS 796: Information Assurance
This survey course will provide an understanding of communications and IT infrastructures, their vulnerability as well as the size and complexity of security threats faced by enterprises.

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MIS 797: Management of Technical Services
The objectives of this course are to provide an understanding of the unique challenges inherent in profit delivering service excellence and to provide an introduction to state of the art service management thinking.

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MIS 798: IT Outsourcing & Partnerships
This course examines the dynamic of IT partnerships. To manage a global project, project managers need to be experts in defining requirements, managing change, communications, cultural sensitivity, planning and conducting project reviews, and negotiations.

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MIS 799: IS Management Research Project

The Capstone IT Project provides students the opportunity to individually explore a problem or issue within the IT field study.

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