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MIS 4477 Network & Security Infrastructure Sarbanes-Oxley compliance frameworks such as: COBIT, COSO and ITIL. MS active server pages MS SQL Server MS VB.Net MS C# PHP and AJAX. Follow-up to MIS 3371 focuses on server-side web applications: Take two (or four or six) from the following: You could also take six courses from below (the 2 required "MIS electives", two "Advanced Electives" and 2 "General Electives") and not delay your graduation. If you take "MIS electives" to satisfy the "Advanced Electives", you can take a total of four courses from below (the 2 required "MIS electives" and two "Advanced Electives") and not delay your graduation. We strongly recommend that you satisfy these requirements with MIS electives to give you more technical skills. You ALSO have in your degree plan ( see this) two "Advanced Electives" and two "General Electives". Senior Year: Two Required Electives (Four/Six suggested). System development projects including laboratory experience. MIS departmental organizational structures, information systems planning, and managing

Developing and managing computer-based management information Prerequisite MIS 3360 and senior standing (Lab will be removed in Fall 2012 and the course number will become MIS 4378). The class includes a real-world project where student teams design and implement Focuses on the management of information technology projects.

Prerequisites: MIS 3 and MIS 3376 (prerequisite change effective Fall 2012). Topics covered focus on conceptual data modeling using the entity-relationship modeling grammar, logical data modeling using the relational data modeling grammar and physical database implementation using Oracle's SQL to (a) define the structure and create a database, (b) implement relational algebra operations, and (c) query multiple tables. This course focuses on data modeling and database design. The current programming language used in JAVA. Introduction to object-oriented programming. The focus is on client-side: scripting languages, HTML, AJAX, CSS and XML. Focus is on gathering systems requirements from the business unit and modeling business needs and creating plans for how the system should be implemented.

Introduction to the systems analysis and design process.