6 courses with the subject BSIN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
BSIN 2000Management Information Systems3
This course provides insight into the applications of information systems used by business professionals. It stimulates the system techniques allowing students to analyze complex technologies, abstract behavioral concepts, and applications in business areas, such as marketing, human resource management, finance, accounting and operations.
This course will provide oversight on accounting system functions, implement / review internal system controls, and understand how to ensure the organizations have valid, accurate, and timely financial information. Students will make decisions in specialized areas of accounting (managerial, financial, auditing, and tax accounting).
The course provides background and insight into the ethical challenges posed by rapidly changing Information Technology. Students will examine and analyze the issues and controversies that comprise the field of cyberethics and cybertechnology in the professional and personal aspects of Information Technology Ethics.
The course will provide students with an overview of Information Systems used within the Healthcare industry and the challenges it faces. Students will explore current trends in Healthcare IS and assess the challenges facing the industry when selecting and implementing a Healthcare Information System.
BSIN 4000Business Driven Management Information Systems3
This course focuses on components that are core to business applications and management control of information systems which assist in planning, organizing, and controlling business activities. It also emphasizes the physical and logical components of business information systems along with decision support / expert systems.
BSIN 4210Strategic Issues in Management Information Systems3
This course will discuss the strategic roles and responsibilities of IT Executives and Managers by addressing real world current issues facing an IT organization. Students will explore how firms can gain and sustain a competitive advantage using information systems by applying concepts on how IT drives organizational value.
