CIT 319 - Managing Business Data Networks

Credits: 3

Semesters Offered: Spring
Campus/Sites Offered: Online
Offering Note: No additional information available.

Description
The student examines business information processing systems, including a study of the computer’s relationship to the overall business information system and its subsystems. The course stresses the development of an overall framework for analyzing the use of information by organizations. Examples are developed to demonstrate the integrative nature of the information systems through the use of case studies and projects.

Student Learning Outcomes

Categorize the complex relationships between organizations, management, and information systems. Interpret the ethical and social impact of information systems.
Determine the technical foundations of information systems.
Explain telecommunications, networks, and the Internet.
Explain the contemporary approaches to building information systems.
Evaluate management and organizational support systems enhancing decision making.
Summarize managing information systems.

Prerequisite: CIT 119B or CSCO 120
Corequisite: None

Graded: Letter Grade