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M.S., Information Quality

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B.S., Information Science

The Bachelor of Science in Information Science requires 130 total credit hours with 55 hours in Information Science.

First Semester (16 Total Credit Hours)

Second Semester (18 Total Credit Hours)

Third Semester (16 Total Credit Hours)

Fourth Semester (16 Total Credit Hours)

Fifth Semester (15 Total Credit Hours)

Sixth Semester (17 Total Credit Hours)

Seventh Semester (15 Total Credit Hours)

Eight Semester (17 Total Credit Hours)

Course Details

IFSC 1201 - Enterprise Information Science I - 2 Credit Hours

Laboratory course that introduces the computer systems and the computer software used in the curriculum. Provides overview of information science and essential mathematical concepts pertaining to computations.

IFSC 2305 - Problem Solving Techniques - 3 Credit Hours

Examines the problem-solving process and applies it to a wide range of problems with special emphasis on the varieties of mathematical problems from logic to statistics, and on algorithmic problems.

IFSC 1202 - Enterprise Information Science II - 2 Credit Hours

Laboratory course that focuses on Visual Basic as a programming environment for building Graphical User Interfaces.

IFSC 1310 - Internet Technologies - 3 Credit Hours

Introduces HTML and client-server programming with multimedia web pages.

IFSC 2300 - Object-Oriented Technology - 3 Credit Hours

Foundational introduction to software development using Java to present design and programming with object methodologies, including UML.

IFSC 2305 - Computer Systems - 3 Credit Hours

Survey of computer hardware components and architecture from bits to buses to clustered servers on networks.

IFSC 2310 - System Analysis - 3 Credit Hours

Methods and technologies pertinent to the design and specification of effective computer-based applications.

IFSC 2340 - Human Computer Interface - 3 Credit Hours

Principles of user-friendly computer systems and effective interfaces for web and windows applications.

IFSC 3305 - Information System Software I - 3 Credit Hours

Operating systems concepts emphasizing multi-processing and input-output processing.

IFSC 3320 - Database Concepts - 3 Credit Hours

Introduction to data modeling and relational database design. SQL and object-relational databases focusing on Oracle.

IFSC 3310 - Information System Software II - 3 Credit Hours

Distributed multiprocessing emphasizing client/server architecture and component software objects.

IFSC 3330 - Current Trends in Database Technology - 3 Credit Hours

Survey of database technologies emphasizing typical applications in business, medicine, science, and the Internet.

IFSC 3315 - Applied Networking - 3 Credit Hours

Local Area Network configuration, devices, operating systems, and management tools.

IFSC 4396 - Information Systems Application - 3 Credit Hours

Case study of a live information system including assessment of documentation, user satisfaction, and maintenance procedures.

Specialization Elective I - 3 Credit Hours

Upper Information Science elective from either the data or Internet track.

Specialization Elective II - 3 Credit Hours

Upper Information Science elective from either the data or Internet track.

IFSC 4398 - Capstone Project - 3 Credit Hours

Team implementation of a data-based application.

Specialization Elective III - 3 Credit Hours

Upper Information Science elective from either the data or Internet track.

Specialization Elective IV - 3 Credit Hours

Upper Information Science elective from either the data or Internet track.