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MIS 3340:
Systems Analysis and Design (Spring 2010)
6:00 - 7:15 p.m. MW
Department of
Accounting and Management Information Systems
Winston-Salem
State University
INSTRUCTOR: Cretson L. Dalmadge, Ph.D. E-mail:
dalmadgec@wssu.edu
OFFICE: RJRC 128
PHONE:
336-750-2358 Office Hours:
MW 10:00 -11:00 am
Prerequisite: MIS 1380; MIS
2320 or permission of instructor.
Description:
The basic nature of the information system and its role as a key management
resource within the organization are addressed in-depth. Analysis provides the
methodology for identifying system components (their attributes and
characteristics) and for evaluating their efficiency as well as effectiveness.
Students are provided general guidelines for the conduct of such analysis and
are introduced to various systems analysis techniques (modeling, simulation,
partition and decomposition, input/out analysis).
Required
Text: Satzinger, Jackson and Burd,
Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World, 5th ed., Course
Technology, 2009.
Syllabus:
Course syllabus for MIS 3340 Other Sylllbus Items
Contingency Plans
Assignments:
Term Project,
Assignment 1,
Assignment 3,
Assignment 4.
Important Web Links:
WSSU Library;
Wikipedia;
Webopedia;
Tech Encyclopedia;
ComputerWorld;
InformationWeek;
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