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MIS 3340 - Systems Analysis and Design

Credits: 3 hrs
The systems analysis portion of this course describes methods for defining what organizational processes exist, what future processes are required, and the transformation necessary to build these future processes. The systems design portion of the course describes methods used to define how to select components and build systems. Various analysis and design tools, including data flow and entity-relationship diagramming, prototyping, and pseudo code are used in course projects. Prerequisite(s): MIS 2320.