SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, DESIGN, AND IMPLEMENTATION

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Great ideas for new systems do not always get funded unless they have a business justification for the expenditure. In this course, students will create business cases, analyze users’ needs, build models of current and recommended systems, propose development strategies, and plan for system implementation. In doing so, students will become adept at project planning, data and process modeling, user interface design, implementation strategies, systems architecture, maintenance, and security matters. (4 credits)