Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences-Camden 14 courses
52:623:201 Introduction to Information Technology (3) Introduction to computers and information technology, with an emphasis on personal computers and their applications. Understanding of and hands-on experience with application software including word processors, spreadsheets, database systems, electronic mail, and web browsers. Introductory problem solving and computer programming. Formerly: Introduction to Business Computing. Prerequisites: 50:640:103 and higher. 52:623:302 IT and Project Management (3) Information technology (IT) is a valuable resource needed to achieve the strategic goals of an organization. This course helps managers identify strategic objectives and manage projects that are important for information technology and ecommerce. Case studies and other assignments will support key concepts and ideal business practices while teaching how to balance critical organizational objectives. Prerequisite: 52:135:201 or 52:623:201.
Management Science and Information Systems 623
52:623:336 Decision Support and Analytics (3) Management information systems course analyzes the problem-solving style of decision-makers in business. Emphasizes analyzing and designing computer-based interactive decision support systems that aid decision-makers in solving semistructured problems. Prerequisite: 52:135:201 or 52:623:201. 52:623:343 Emerging Information Technology (3) Information technologies (IT) are often introduced into organizations without proper managerial support. This course examines many emerging information technologies and demonstrates how to successfully introduce these new technologies into organizations. Prerequisite: 52:623:201. 52:623:445 Global Issues in...
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