Is 3150 Introduction to Information Systems
This course provides the undergraduate business major a basic understanding of business information systems and technology.
Topics include, but are not limited to, software applications in business, infrastructure, database management, networking, systems development, security, legal and ethical issues.
Lab assignments will include various business.
Is 3200 Fundamentals of Programming in Business
Introduces fundamental concepts of programming in business, including data types, expressions, control structures, functions, I/O, error handling, debugging, graphical user interface and event-driven programming.
A programming language is chosen based on its relevance and acceptance in the business community.
Is 4620 Internet Marketing
Concepts, tools, and strategies for understanding and exploiting opportunities associated with electronic commerce with focus on the strategic aspects of marketing using the Internet.
The Internet alters the way business is conducted on a local and global basis.
It changes the way organizations conduct business, provide customer service, interact w.
Is 4640 Object-Oriented Modeling in Business
Introduces an object-oriented way of modeling businesses for the purpose of building information systems.
Object-orientation will be explained at each stage of information system development, i.e., planning, analysis, design, and implementation.
Students will be required to build applications using an object-oriented programming tool.
Prerequisite:.
Is 4660 Database Systems in Business
This course introduces fundamental concepts and implementations of database systems in business.
Topics include: relational model, entity-relationship model, SQL, data warehousing and data mining.
Students use relational database management systems and computer aided software engineering tools for instruction and assignments.
Prerequisite: IS 3150,.
Is 4690 Fundamentals of Business Web Technologies
This course examines how to manage communication technologies.
It introduces the basics of networking, the OSI model, the TCP/IP model, XHTML, CSS, XML, client-side scripting, server-side scripting, AJAX, and others.
Concepts and technologies are discussed with hands-on practice through developing business web applications.
After completing this co.
Is 4940 International Study Tour: Information Systems Management
This course focuses on the management of technology in a given region of the world, and involves visiting a country in question to gain a better understanding of the issues facing managers in that environment.
Location of tour can vary.
Check with the department for details.
Is 4960 Independent Study
Supervised individual exploration.
Open to senior business majors with the approval of the student's adviser.
Mandatory CR/F and will not satisfy a major requirement. (1 - 5 credits)
What is bioinformatics syllabus?
Bioinformatics Syllabus.
Course Description:
BINF 701/702 is the bioinformatics core course developed at the KU Center for Bioinformatics.
The course is designed to introduce the most important and basic concepts, methods, and tools used in Bioinformatics. 