INL

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INL

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course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course examines the relationships among business models and processes, communications architectures and infrastructures, applications architectures, security architectures, and the data/ information/knowledge/content that supports all aspects of transaction processing. It examines alternative computing and communications platforms, major support technologies, and the issues connected with aligning technology with business goals, as well as issues associated with legacy systems, migration, and integration. Student work includes class presentations and plans to implement, modify, or supplement technology infrastructures.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course examines technology development and maintenance methodologies, including testing, configuration management, and quality assurance strategies used to manage IT projects. Discussion topics include the business value of the project, as well as the development, collection, and analysis of metrics for technology management. Students investigate development methodologies, such as Waterfall and Rapid Application Development (RAD), technology maintenance, and evolution planning. Case studies are used to evaluate technology management strategy in specific business areas.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course addresses the intersection of digital technology theory and practice with content delivery, media literacy, and audience interface. Topics include Web-based languages (HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript) and authoring environments to develop a framework for specialized digital media content. Students are required to complete projects that integrate the use of digital media with Web-based content.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course explores all aspects of computing and communications security, including policy, authentication, authorization, administration, and business resumption planning. It examines key security technologies, such as encryption, firewalls, public-key infrastructures, smart cards, and related technologies that support the development of an overall security architecture. Coursework includes plans for developing and implementing a technology security strategy focused on business needs.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course will examine the issues associated with human-computer interaction, including interface-design principles, human-computer task allocation, and interface technologies, such as GUIs, speech, virtual reality, body interfaces, and mimetics. It will also address how to design interfaces likely to enhance performance. Discussion of interface technologies support for good interface design, so technology managers h can understand interface issues in technology choice. Evaluation methods will also be examined, so UI designers can determine if their interfaces are enhancing or degrading human performance. Course work will include a significant team project in which end-user needs are understood, a prototype is developed using a chosen user-interface technology, and persuasive presentation is delivered.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This experiential course emphasizes the importance of feedback and self- assessment for leadership development. It includes extensive assessment of each participant's management style and skills based on self-evaluations (using structured questionnaires) and feedback from coworkers, faculty, and other participants. Leadership development experiences emphasize time and stress management, individual and group problem-solving, communication, power and influence, motivation, conflict management, empowerment, and team leadership. Each participant identifies skills he or she needs to develop and reports on efforts to develop those skills.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course explores current Web services and solutions used in technology projects. Case studies are used to identify technology options and explore solution alternatives, including the use of open source technologies, and packages. Students investigate case studies to propose interface solutions and alternatives with standard frameworks (i.e., Windows and Linux). Students work in groups to analyze case solutions for controlling the application development, deployment, and maintenance for a real-world problem.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course discusses the management of the development, planning, and utilization of IT business systems within an organization. This course addresses business models, organizational impact, IT infrastructure, secure IT services, and delivery. Students complete online reading, discussions and participation, and assignments, as well as written and oral presentations.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course examines techniques used to conduct computer crime investigations and gather probative evidence to secure a conviction under state and federal laws. Students will simulate a computer forensic investigation: developing an investigation plan, securing the crime scene, analyzing evidence, preparing the case for court, and testifying in a moot court situation.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

Students will study and implement basic computer and network security strategies on Window and Linux networks. Students examine and analyze network traffic, including investigating wireless transmission, install firewalls and define Internet Protocol Security Controls (IPSEC). Labs include system hardening, dissecting network packet structure and creating encryption formats; managing authentication and access controls. Students study implementing a public key infrastructure and best strategies for using intrusion detection systems.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course examines various factors that managers should consider when structuring (or restructuring) their organizations, including employees' skill levels and engagement, as well as the organization's size, external environment, competitive strategy, international expansion, technologies, and alliances with other organizations. It also explores the impact that managers' own values and preferences have on the creation of control systems and structures, and on employees' reactions to them. Case assignments require students to apply what they have learned to improve organizational functioning.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

This course is cross-listed with MGT 743.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

Alias

MGT 743

This survey course provides an overview of the major areas of human resource management, including HR strategy and planning, EEO laws, job analysis and competency models, recruiting, selection, training, performance appraisal and management, job design, compensation, benefits, and labor relations. The focus is on both the line manager's and the human resource professional's role in creating a culture that attracts, rewards, and retains the talent necessary to ensure a business' success.

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu

The capstone experience provides an opportunity for students to work in a team to apply the leadership skills and tools learned in other required courses to analyze, design, and evaluate a solution for an information technology management environment. Students work in a team, in partnership with an external company. This course requires a paper or report and a presentation. Further guidelines can be found on the program Web page. Instructional Technology Mgt (ITM)

Subject

INL

Type

course

Edition

2023-2024-graduate

Source

catalog.lasalle.edu