MSIS Upcoming Schedule

Summer 2008 Schedule

First 6-Week Session, May 19th – June 27th

INFS 730 Programming for E-Commerce (core course)

Prerequisite: INFS 605 or equivalent

Delivery Methods:

Internet

Instructor: Chris Olson, chris.olson@dsu.edu

(3 credit hours)

INFS 742 Healthcare Info Infrastructure (healthcare specialization track)

Delivery Methods:

Internet

Instructor: Joyce Havlik, joyce.havlik@dsu.edu

(3 credit hours)

INFS 750 IT Infrastructure, Technology and Network Management (core course)

Prerequisite: INFS 601 or equivalent

Delivery Methods:

Internet

Instructor: Mark Moran, mark.moran@dsu.edu

(3 credit hours)

INFS 760 Enterprise Modeling, and Data Management (core course)

Prerequisite INFS 601 or equivalent

Delivery Methods:

Internet

Instructor: Ronghua Shan, ronghua.shan@dsu.edu

(3 credit hours)

Second 6-Week Session, June 30th – August 8th

INFS 752 Advanced Network Technologies (networking specialization track)

Prerequisite: INFS 750

Instructor: Mark Moran, mark.moran@dsu.edu

(3 credit hours)

INFS 762 Data Warehousing & Data Mining (database specialization track)

Prerequisites: INFS 605 or equivalent and INFS 760

Delivery Methods:

Internet

Instructor: Stephen Krebsbach, stephen.krebsbach@dsu.edu

(3 credit hours)

INFS 780 Information Technology Strategy and Policy (core)

Prerequisites: Completion of all other core courses or permission of the instructor.

Delivery Methods:

Internet

Instructor: Rick Christoph, rick.christoph@dsu.edu

(3 credit hours)

Full Summer Session, May 19th – August 8th

INFS 788 Information Systems Project

Prerequisite: Completion of core courses and start of concentration.

INFS 788: Planning (1 credit hour)
INFS 788: Implementation (2 credit hours)
INFS 788: Continuation (1 credit hour)

Requires prior approval of the project and submission of appropriate paperwork before the registration can be processed. (One-on-one arrangement with faculty member with expertise in project topic.) (1-3 credit hours)

INFS 789 Program Sustaining

Register only if you are not planning on taking any courses for the current semester. This is a zero credit, zero cost course that only keeps you active in your program while you are not taking any graduate courses to be used toward your degree. (0 credit hours)