Academic Works
Fundamentals of Computer Information Systems
(CIS 231)
Computer Information Systems as an academic and professional discipline. Principles and techniques of systems development life cycle. Development of digital student portfolios through prototyping and client developer interactions. Information systems careers and emerging trends in the IS field.
Operations Management
(TOM 301)
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Fundamental concepts of operations including: productivity, quality control and total quality management, new product and process development, forecasting, inventory management, supply chain management, project management, operations strategy, and computer applications.
Organizational Behavior
(MHR 318)
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Introductory experiences in the basics of organizational behavior. Organizational socialization, teamwork leadership, group dynamics, problem-solving, and ethics as they apply to the manager in a multicultural economic and political environment.
Managerial Statistics
(TOM 302 )
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Theory and application of managerial statistics: data collection, confidence interval estimation of mean and proportion, one and two-sample hypothesis testing of mean and proportion, one-way and two-way Chi-square testing, simple regression, and multiple regression. Use of computers.
Management Information Systems
(CIS 310)
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Management and development of information systems in modern businesses from the customer and the MIS perspective. Information as a strategic asset. Acquisition, analysis, integration, presentation of internal and external information. Information management in international and multinational enterprises. Ethical, social impacts.
Managerial Finance II
(FRL 301)
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Second of the 2-course sequence in finance for College of Business Administration majors. Topics include estimating cash flows for capital budgeting; historical relationship between risk and return; measuring risk of individual assets and portfolios; cost of capital and capital structure; and international finance.
