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2016-2017 Graduate Catalog

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	IHHS 699 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: * Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 601 - Principles, Strategies and Tactics This course introduces the key principles of integrated marketing communications and its role in building brands. Students will learn the synergistic effect across communication channels and the perspectives of all relevant stake holds in such a way that brand value is maximized. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Department Change 7/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 602 - Brand Development This course provides a comprehensive foundation on the subject of brands, brand development, brand equity and strategic brand management. It covers the design and implementation of IMC programs to build, measure and manage brand equity. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 601 , IMC 603 , and IMC 604 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 603 - Audience Behavior This course introduces students to the concepts of audience behavior applicable to integrated marketing communications. It studies the fundamental factors influencing consumer cognitive, affective and behavioral response in the marketplace. It applies concepts, theories and principles from various social sciences to explore and explain audience behavior with a focus on implementing IMC strategies. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 601 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 604 - Marketing Communications Research This course examines the roles and applications of both secondary and primary research within an IMC plan. Qualitative and quantitative methods will be studied and applied including processes for structuring, conducting and analyzing focus groups, surveys, sampling, measurements and analytical procedures. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 601 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) and Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 605 - Creative Message Strategy This course offers a comprehensive study of creative strategy and its role in the IMC process. Students will learn how to prepare a creative strategy statement and how to apply it consistently in the design and writing of communication messages. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 602 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 606 - Multichannel Media I Focuses on strategic media planning issues and media applications in IMC. Multi-channel Media I provides a foundation in traditional media and metrics, social media marketing and analysis emphasizing an applied approach. This course is the prerequisite for IMC Multi-channel Media II, which emphasizes digital, interactive, social, emerging and experimental communication platforms. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 602 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Description 07/2011; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 607 - Multichannel Media II Multi-channel Media II focuses on media planning issues and media strategies in IMC with an emphasis on digital, interactive, social, emerging and experimental media. The course will also examine the relationship with legacy media and the merging communication platforms. Historical, legal, technological and business implications are explored. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 606 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Spelling Error 7/2014, Description 07/2011; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 608 - Direct Marketing This course covers direct marketing from an integrated marketing communications perspective. The course examines the concepts, strategies and applications involved in direct marketing and how they are integrated in a cohesive manner with other communications vehicles to acquire customers, enhance loyalty and build brands. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 601 , IMC 602 , IMC 603 , and IMC 604 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Prereq change 10/2014, effective Winter 2015; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 609 - Public Relations This course explores the role of public relations as a component of an IMC plan. Brochures, newsletters, press kits, web sites, event promotions, crisis management and other vehicles will be examined as tools of building brand equity within an IMC context. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 602 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 612 - IMC Sales Promotion This course studies the effect of sales promotion on both consumer and business-to-business campaigns. Sales Promotion will be evaluated as a tool to not only generate traffic, but to build brands. Students will learn the role of sales promotion as an IMC vehicle. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 602 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) or Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 614 - IMC Privacy Policy Management This course discusses contemporary privacy topics in integrated marketing communications (IMC) environments from a marketing management and corporate public relations perspective. Development of privacy policies which are compliant with prevailing global regulatory standards is emphasized. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 602 Concurrent Prerequisite(s): IMC 615 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) and Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; New Course 01/2014, effective Summer 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 615 - IMC Ethics, Regulations and Society This course studies current ethical issues in IMC and reviews key legal principles and compliance. The course also explores the social and economic role of IMC in the global environment. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 602 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) and Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 616 - Search Engine Marketing This course focuses on the effective deployment of search engine marketing through hands-on experience developing and managing accounts with significant advertising spends. In addition, students learn to optimize the process for converting web visitors to customers. Currently, this course uses Google AdWords and Analytics. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 601 and IMC 602 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) and Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Major Restrictions 07/2011; Created 07/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 617 - Social Media Marketing Strategy This course examines strategic planning and implementation of social media within an integrated marketing communications environment. Distinctions in social media planning models including paid, owned and earned frameworks are studied from a strategic brand marketing management perspective. Theories are combined with practitioner approaches and metrics in applicable media and marketing contexts. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 601 , IMC 602 and IMC 606 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) and Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; Spelling error 07/2014; New Course 01/2014, effective Summer 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 618 - IMC Customer Relationship Marketing This course discusses contemporary customer relationships and integrated marketing communications with emphasis on business to consumer (B2C) as well as business to business (B2B relationships). The development of CRM strategies which maximize customer lifetime value are emphasized. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 602 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) and Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; New Course 01/2014, effective Summer 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 620 - Business Marketing This course introduces students to the concepts, practices and techniques of business marketing in conjunction with integrated marketing communications. It is designed to be comprehensive in scope, contemporary in outlook, and managerial in orientation. It applies various methods of marketing communications including advertising, sales promotion, events marketing, public relations, direct and interactive marketing, word-of-mouth marketing, and personal selling. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 601 and IMC 602 Class Restriction(s): Masters or Graduate Certificate Standing Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) and Graduate Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications Last Updated: Class-level restriction 9/2015, effective Winter 2016; New Course 4/2014, effective Summer 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IMC 631 - IMC Campaigns This course is the capstone course in the IMC graduate program. Students will coordinate skills and knowledge gained in prior courses and integrate then into a campaign aimed at maximizing brand image and brand equity for an organization. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IMC 601 , IMC 602 , IMC 603 , IMC 604 , and IMC 615 , plus any six IMC electives Last Updated: Prereq change 10/2014, effective Winter 2015; Department Change 7/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 502 - Business Information Systems Introduction to information systems. Topics include systems concepts, systems components, the role of information systems in information systems, computer hardware and software, networks, telecommunications, electronic business, cost/value and quality of information systems, ethical and global issues related to information systems and information systems security. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 510 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming In this course, you gain a solid foundation in object-oriented and component-based development, positioning you to move seamlessly into the strategic application of these technologies — including tools, languages and methodologies — to meet your business needs. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Previously listed as ORI 510 Last Updated: Links 07/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 520 - Hardware and Software This course provides an in-depth, non-engineering introduction to the inner workings of modern computer systems to introduce students to fundamental computer hardware, systems software (operating systems and browsers), scripting languages and data concepts. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 586 - Cooperative Education in Information Systems Employment at a business or public organization imparting a practical experience in information systems. Position may be part-time, volunteer or less than a full semester in duration. Does not count toward MSIS or MBA requirements. Admittance by application only. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Credit/No-Credit Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 589 - Information Systems Internship Directed, full-time information systems work experience in a business or public organization. Does not count toward MSIS or MBA requirements. Admittance by application only. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Credit/No-Credit Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 590 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 591 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 592 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 597 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 598 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 599 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 605 - Business Innovation and Information Technology The pervasive use of Information Technology (IT) in business and organizations necessitates that students be exposed to innovative possibilities of IT. The course achieves its objectives by introducing students to business process re-engineering; creating new business processes, and checking for recent IT innovations that have the potential of improving business. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall and Summer II (evening), Winter (Livonia, evening) Prerequisite(s): admission to MBA program Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 606 - Web Application Development This course provides students with a working knowledge of the underlying technology for building web sites and Web-based applications. The course provides students with hands-on skills required to develop web sites and Web-based business applications. Students will learn a variety of web authoring tools and programming languages. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall and Winter (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 510 Previously listed as IS 528 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 610 - Advanced Programming The object-oriented programming techniques of encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism will be applied to the solution of business problems. Code reuse, incremental development and other methods will be stressed. The students will use high-level tools to develop programs with graphic user interfaces and will begin to study the problems of human/computer interaction. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IS 606 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 614 - Systems Analysis and Design This course presents information systems development life cycle; analysis and design techniques including requirements gathering, object structure and behavior modeling, and user interface design. It utilizes enterprise architecture frameworks, service-oriented architecture, agile model-driven development. Students will work in teams on one major project. Students will use current diagramming methods and tools for the project development. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall and Winter (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 502 , IS 510 Previously listed as ORI 614 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 616 - Management Information Systems Resources The course is concerned with IT from the perspective of managers at all levels. It presents knowledge to managing an IT function within a larger organization. It considers strategic and operational issues, the significance of rapidly advancing technology, and human and organizational issues related to technology introduction and use. Strategic and policy issues are discussed. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IS 502 , IS 520 Previously listed as ORI 616 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 620 - Business Data Communications and Security This course investigates and examines technology and practices in telecommunications and networking. Details covered include telecommunications standards, network operating systems, infrastructure planning and operation or organizational telecommunication networks, security, as well as management and control of internet servers and mobile systems. The course also covers the information and network security to ensure confidentiality, integrity, availability and authorized use of the network. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall and Winter (evening) Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 622 - Information Systems Consulting Information systems consulting concepts, principles and methodologies are covered in this course. It also includes topics such as business process analyses, business process reengineering, IS project management, enterprise resources planning, IS economics, e-business strategies, information systems quality and its measurements, IS regulations, etc. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Summer 1 (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 614 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 624 - Web Servers and System Software This course focuses on the activities needed to build, install and maintain a Web server in a chosen operating system environment. UNIX commands and shell programming are covered to prepare the student to produce dynamic web pages using server-side programming. Web server security issues are also discussed. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Winter (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 520 , IS 606 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 625 - IS Project and Risk Management This course covers concepts and practices in project management, information technology governance and risk management. The course engages the students in understanding generally accepted tools and techniques for project management, as well as the means for dealing with “people” issues that must be addressed simultaneously to assure a successful IT project. The course also discusses risk analysis, risk assessment, risk reduction, and disaster recovery. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall and Winter (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 614 Notes - Students who do not meet prerequisites may request department permission to enroll in the course, enrollment not guaranteed. Previously listed as ORI 625 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Change to Prerequisites 1/2014, effective Summer 2014; Links 07/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 626 - Business Database Applications Explores the elementary theories and applications of database design techniques and models including relational, hierarchical and network models. Provides in-depth experience with database management implementations on managerial decision-making. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IS 502 or equivalent Previously listed as ORI 626 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 627 - Business Process and Identity Management The purpose of this course is to investigate and examine practices in enterprise applications control and identity management. The course covers role management, business-driven identity management, compliance and auditing, password management, identity virtualization, connectivity and services for ERP systems. Several software packages for identity management and business process control will be demonstrated and used. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Winter (evening) Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Change to Major Restriction 01/2014, effective Summer 2014; Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 632 - Global Dimensions of Information Technology Global issues of information technology development, strategies and policies are the focuses of this course. It also includes topics such as national and regional IT development strategies, trend of convergence or divergence of IT across countries, Internet technology and global IT management issues such as security, privacy, culture, risk management, outsourcing and legal constraints. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IS 502 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 637 - Information Systems Audit The main focus of this course is on understanding the concepts and practices of business information systems controls and audit, the types of controls and their impact on the organization, and how to manage and audit them. Students will learn the process of creating a control structure with goals and objectives, audit an information technology infrastructure against it, and establish a systematic remediation procedure for any inadequacies. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall (evening) Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Change to Major Restriction 1/2014, effective Summer 2014; Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 645 - Database Management Systems Study of the concepts, principles and techniques for managing data. Course covers techniques for the design and development of database systems including logical data modeling, physical data modeling, data retrieval and manipulation, concurrent processing, data distribution and database administration. The course provides students with hands-on skills on using the database package. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall and Winter (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 614 Previously listed as ORI 645, ORI 610 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 650 - Enterprise Resource Planning This course facilitates students to understand how to use an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system in an organization. Students learn how to configure a large system to support an enterprise with multiple functions and divisions. Current trends and decision-making issues are addressed through a cross-functional view of ERP. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall and Winter (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 502 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 655 - Decision Support Systems This course provides students with a working knowledge of the concepts, techniques and tools to build effective data warehousing and data mining systems. Students will learn how to leverage data warehousing and data mining to establish a competitive advantage and solve business problems faster by using online analytical processing systems. Beside learn how to develop and utilize the data warehouse, students will learn how to apply advanced analytical methods in order to gain new insights from the data. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IS 645 Previously listed as ORI 655 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 660 - E-Business Application Development This course describes the fundamental knowledge of e-business and e-commerce. This course discusses advanced issues and programming techniques for developing e-business applications. Topics include e-business models, strategies, security and integration methods. The course provides students with hands-on skills and programming tools required to build e-business applications. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 606 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 662 - Business Intelligence Students will be exposed to broad category of applications and techniques for gathering, storing, manipulating, analyzing and accessing the historical and current data to provide valuable insights upon which more informed strategic decisions can be based. This course incorporates hands-on-class lab activities, where students immediately apply presented concepts and reinforce their understanding. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): DS 501 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 665 - Data Warehousing and Data Mining This course provides students with a working knowledge of the concepts, techniques and tools to build effective data warehousing and data mining systems. Students will learn how to leverage data warehousing and data mining to establish a competitive advantage and solve business problems faster by using online analytical processing systems. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 645 Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 670 - XML Technologies Extensible markup language (XML) is a technology that enables data communication between non-compatible systems. It provides advanced capability for developing business-to-business Internet solutions. The course covers XML features and abilities and explains XML’s strategic importance for developing Web-based applications. The course offers substantial hands-on experience in using and understanding the workings of XML. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): IS 606 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 679 - Special Topics This course will be offered periodically to review selected contemporary topics in quantitative analysis, business computer systems and/or managerial and business economics. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): completion of MBA or MSIS core Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 680 - Special Topics This course will be offered periodically to review selected contemporary topics in quantitative analysis, business computer systems and/or managerial and business economics. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): completion of MBA or MSIS core Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 681 - Special Topics This course will be offered periodically to review selected contemporary topics in quantitative analysis, business computer systems and/or managerial and business economics. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): completion of MBA or MSIS core Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 690 - Master’s Thesis in Information Systems Students will prepare a proposal for original research in information systems and complete the proposed work under the guidance of the thesis supervisor and committee approved by the department. The completed work is to be submitted as a written thesis and defended before the thesis committee. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Credit/No-Credit Prerequisite(s): IS 606 , IS 625 , IS 645 , IS 620 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 691 - Master’s Thesis in Information Systems Students will prepare a proposal for original research in information systems and complete the proposed work under the guidance of the thesis supervisor and committee approved by the department. The completed work is to be submitted as a written thesis and defended before the thesis committee. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Credit/No-Credit Prerequisite(s): IS 606 , IS 625 , IS 645 , IS 620 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 692 - Master’s Thesis in Information Systems Students will prepare a proposal for original research in information systems and complete the proposed work under the guidance of the thesis supervisor and committee approved by the department. The completed work is to be submitted as a written thesis and defended before the thesis committee. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Credit/No-Credit Prerequisite(s): IS 606 , IS 625 , IS 645 , IS 620 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 695 - Seminar This capstone course integrates management information systems (MSIS) with fundamental areas of business. The impact of MSIS in the organization is analyzed in terms of current design and implementation techniques and follow-up evaluation of business systems. The student writes an original research paper in the area of management information systems. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): all MSIS required and restricted elective courses must be completed prior to this course Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 696 - Enterprise Information Systems Integration This course introduces concepts, technologies, and methodologies used for enterprise information systems integration. Current models of enterprise architecture, integration patterns, enabling technologies for middleware, system management and integration standards will be reviewed. Students will also learn how to build components, as they are required for the integration of a system. Integration of packaged applications and legacy systems will be discussed as well. Students will gain hands-on experience on using a variety of integration tools. Students will be required to apply what they lean in the course in a real-life project Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall and Winter (evening) Prerequisite(s): IS 606 , IS 620 , IS 625 , and IS 645 Major Restriction(s): Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Change to restrictions and prerequisites 1/2013, effective Summer 2014; Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 697 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 698 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	IS 699 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Last Updated: Links 07/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 544 - Graduate Japanese Conversation A continuation of advanced conversation with emphasis on attaining advanced communicative skills pertinent to professional and cultural needs. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): JPNE 444 Notes - Students who do not meet prerequisites may request department permission to enroll in the course, enrollment not guaranteed. Last Updated: Links 06/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 546 - Japanese for Business Practices I These courses teach the correct usage of Japanese economic and financial vocabulary and train the students in reading, writing and translating Japanese business communications. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): JPNE 444 Notes - Students who do not meet prerequisites may request department permission to enroll in the course, enrollment not guaranteed. Last Updated: Links 06/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 547 - Japanese for Business Practices II This course teaches the correct usage of Japanese economic and financial vocabulary and trains the students in reading, writing and translating Japanese business communications. This course is a continuation of JPNE 546 . Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): JPNE 546 Notes - Students who do not meet prerequisites may request department permission to enroll in the course, enrollment not guaranteed. Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 590 - Special Topics Provides for intensive study of selected topics drawn from current developments in the total field of business education and industry. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Class Restriction(s): Graduate Standing Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 591 - Special Topics Provides for intensive study of selected topics drawn from current developments in the total field of business education and industry. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Class Restriction(s): Graduate Standing Notes - See department for permission to enroll, enrollment not guaranteed Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 592 - Special Topics Provides for intensive study of selected topics drawn from current developments in the total field of business education and industry. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Class Restriction(s): Graduate Standing Notes - See department for permission to enroll, enrollment not guaranteed Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 593 - Special Topics Provides for intensive study of selected topics drawn from current developments in the total field of business education and industry. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 4 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Class Restriction(s): Graduate Standing Notes - See department for permission to enroll, enrollment not guaranteed Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 594 - Intensive Seminar in Japanese Studies Different topics are selected each semester for intensive study by advanced students. The course consists of review and discussion of contemporary issues in Japanese language and culture, based on research projects and review of the pertinent literature carried out by the student. Emphasis in seminar meetings on exchange of ideas and information developed in the research. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): JPNE 544 Notes - Students who do not meet prerequisites may request department permission to enroll in the course, enrollment not guaranteed. Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 597 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 598 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JPNE 599 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem or group of problems under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 523 - Magazine Article Writing A writing course to develop skills in researching, writing and marketing nonfiction articles longer and more complex than newspaper feature stories. Emphasis is on individual completion of articles of professional quality. Credit Hours: 3 hrs May not be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Cross-listed with JRNL 423 Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Equivalent Course(s): JRNL 423 Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016; New Course 3/2015, effective Fall 2015 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 553 - Advanced Reporting Researching and writing news stories dealing with complex topics including courts, politics, government, finance, labor and education. Emphasis is on journalistic initiative and investigative reporting. Credit Hours: 3 hrs May not be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Cross-listed with JRNL 453 Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Equivalent Course(s): JRNL 453 Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016; New Graduate Course 3/2015, effective Fall 2015 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 554 - Contemporary Problems in Journalism Emphasis on student investigation, reporting and writing on selected ethical problems in the media industry, such as conflicts between advertising and editorial content and actual or perceived conflicts of interest between journalists and people they cover. Emphasis on conducting in-depth studies of major social issues and quality of media coverage. Credit Hours: 3 hrs May not be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Cross-listed with JRNL 454 Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Equivalent Course(s): JRNL 454 Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016; New Course 3/2015, effective Fall 2015 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 555 - Journalism Law and Ethics An advanced professional course exploring legal and ethical issues surrounding journalism. Topics will include defamation of character, invasion of privacy, copyright, conflicts between the press and the courts, hate speech, obscenity, access to government records, broadcast regulations and various forms of censorship, as well as conflicts of interest, fairness and professional conduct. Credit Hours: 3 hrs May not be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Cross-listed with JRNL 455 Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Equivalent Course(s): JRNL 455 Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016; New Course 3/2015, effective Fall 2015 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 590 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 1 hr May be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 591 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 2 hrs May be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 592 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 3 hrs May be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 597 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 1 hr May be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 598 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 2 hrs May be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	JRNL 599 - Independent Study An intensive study of a problem under the direction of a University faculty member. Credit Hours: 3 hrs May be repeated for credit Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Class Restriction(s): Graduate standing Last Updated: Dept. Change 4/2016, effective Fall 2016 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 503 - Law, Enterprise and Ethics This course covers topics in business law, ethics and the law of enterprises. Material includes the substantive law of contracts and torts, agency and enterprise formation, including limited liability companies, corporations and securities laws. Business ethics are taught from a legal perspective. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall (Online) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 511 - Sports Law An in-depth study and case analysis of the law and legal issues associated with sports, sporting events, physical education and the recreation industry. Topics include: international sports and recreation law, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, dispute resolution (mediation, negotiation, arbitration), negligence, property/premises law, torts and criminal law, risk management, contract law and drafting, constitutional law, equal employment opportunity law, anti-trust law, player agents, issues in women’s sports. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Summer (Online, Summer I Only) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 525 - E-Commerce Law The Internet has created a new set of legal problems that pose immense challenges for business. This course covers a range of e-commerce legal issues including privacy issues, data protection, intellectual property, e-commerce contracts, cyber torts, e-commerce dispute resolution and online marketing. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Summer (Online, Summer II Only) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 535 - Ethics and Legal Compliance An in-depth study of ethical and legal compliance in business. The course will examine various stakeholder (shareholders/employees/customers/client/patient/community) relationships and laws such as the Securities Exchange Act, Sarbanes-Oxley, Title VII, The Clean Air Act, The Clean Water Act, UCC, Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, Whistleblower Protection Act, contracts, intellectual protection, torts, health regulations and malpractice. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall (Online) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 540 - Employment Law The course will focus on the law applicable to employment. Subject topics and laws covered will include: employment at-will, wrongful discharge, equal employment opportunity (Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act, 42 U.S. 1981, ADEA, Equal Pay Act, Elliott-Larsen, Family Medical Leave Act, American Disabilities Act, Michigan Handicapper’s Act, Executive Order 11246) health and safety (OSHA, workers’ compensation), compensation (ERISA, FLSA), unemployment compensation, personnel records, lie-detector tests, whistle-blower’s protection, labor law (National Labor Relations Act, as amended, etc.), the employment litigation process. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall (online odd years), Winter and Summer I (online) Last Updated: Course Rotation 3/2015; Course Rotation 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 550 - International Business Law This course will focus on the international business law to enable business managers to analyze legal issues and manage risks relevant to the international business transactions. Topics covered will include prevalent legal systems, applicable business laws in specific geographic areas such as the European Union and a legal analysis of various types of international business transaction such as sales contracts, licensing, direct and indirect foreign investment, etc. Topics included are laws relative to: 1) trade including imports, customs, tariff regulation, World Trade Organization and NAFTA; 2) advertising, patent, business formation, currency risk, anti-trust employment; 3) international ethics; 4) international contracts. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall (Online) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 590 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 591 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 592 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 595 - Seminar in Business Law A study of selected business law issues and topics that may vary from semester to semester. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 597 - Independent Study Students select a problem or group of problems to be researched or studied in depth under the direction of a designated faculty member. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 598 - Independent Study Students select a problem or group of problems to be researched or studied in depth under the direction of a designated faculty member. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 599 - Independent Study Students select a problem or group of problems to be researched or studied in depth under the direction of a designated faculty member. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 603 - Legal Environment of Nonprofit Organizations Study of the laws and regulations that govern board members and managers of nonprofit, nongovernmental entities; such as, federal tax laws, state regulations, fiduciary responsibilities, legal liability, ethical issues and conflict resolution. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Summer (Day, Summer I Only, Even years) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 615 - Law for Financial Professionals A study of basic legal and ethical issues relative to finance law including contracts, business forms (sole proprietors, partnerships, limited liability companies, franchises, corporations), securities offerings and investor protection (security laws including Sarbanes-Oxley), corporate governance, accounting and auditing regulation, banking, negotiable instruments and checks, creditor’s rights, bankruptcy, agency, insurance and special topics such as liability of accountants. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Typically offered Fall (Evening) and Winter (Weekend) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 679 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 680 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 2 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s): LAW 503 Last Updated: Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 681 - Special Topics An experimental course for subject matter not provided in other departmental offerings. The content will change from semester to semester. Students may elect this course several times, provided different topics are studied. Not more than six hours of special topics may be used on a degree program. Credit Hours: 3 hrs Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Last Updated: Course Rotation 8/2014, Links 05/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	LAW 697 - Independent Study Students select a problem or group of problems to be researched or studied in depth under the direction of a designated faculty member. Credit Hours: 1 hr Grade Mode: Normal (A-F) Department Permission is required Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections

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Graduate Courses

IHHS 699 - Independent Study

IMC 601 - Principles, Strategies and Tactics

IMC 602 - Brand Development

IMC 603 - Audience Behavior

IMC 604 - Marketing Communications Research

IMC 605 - Creative Message Strategy

IMC 606 - Multichannel Media I

IMC 607 - Multichannel Media II

IMC 608 - Direct Marketing

IMC 609 - Public Relations

IMC 612 - IMC Sales Promotion

IMC 614 - IMC Privacy Policy Management

IMC 615 - IMC Ethics, Regulations and Society

IMC 616 - Search Engine Marketing

IMC 617 - Social Media Marketing Strategy

IMC 618 - IMC Customer Relationship Marketing

IMC 620 - Business Marketing

IMC 631 - IMC Campaigns

IS 502 - Business Information Systems

IS 510 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

IS 520 - Hardware and Software

IS 586 - Cooperative Education in Information Systems

IS 589 - Information Systems Internship

IS 590 - Special Topics

IS 591 - Special Topics

IS 592 - Special Topics

IS 597 - Independent Study

IS 598 - Independent Study

IS 599 - Independent Study

IS 605 - Business Innovation and Information Technology

IS 606 - Web Application Development

IS 610 - Advanced Programming

IS 614 - Systems Analysis and Design

IS 616 - Management Information Systems Resources

IS 620 - Business Data Communications and Security

IS 622 - Information Systems Consulting

IS 624 - Web Servers and System Software

IS 625 - IS Project and Risk Management

IS 626 - Business Database Applications

IS 627 - Business Process and Identity Management

IS 632 - Global Dimensions of Information Technology

IS 637 - Information Systems Audit

IS 645 - Database Management Systems

IS 650 - Enterprise Resource Planning

IS 655 - Decision Support Systems

IS 660 - E-Business Application Development

IS 662 - Business Intelligence

IS 665 - Data Warehousing and Data Mining

IS 670 - XML Technologies

IS 679 - Special Topics

IS 680 - Special Topics

IS 681 - Special Topics

IS 690 - Master’s Thesis in Information Systems

IS 691 - Master’s Thesis in Information Systems

IS 692 - Master’s Thesis in Information Systems

IS 695 - Seminar

IS 696 - Enterprise Information Systems Integration

IS 697 - Independent Study

IS 698 - Independent Study

IS 699 - Independent Study

JPNE 544 - Graduate Japanese Conversation

JPNE 546 - Japanese for Business Practices I

JPNE 547 - Japanese for Business Practices II

JPNE 590 - Special Topics

JPNE 591 - Special Topics

JPNE 592 - Special Topics

JPNE 593 - Special Topics

JPNE 594 - Intensive Seminar in Japanese Studies

JPNE 597 - Independent Study

JPNE 598 - Independent Study

JPNE 599 - Independent Study

JRNL 523 - Magazine Article Writing

JRNL 553 - Advanced Reporting

JRNL 554 - Contemporary Problems in Journalism

JRNL 555 - Journalism Law and Ethics

JRNL 590 - Special Topics

JRNL 591 - Special Topics

JRNL 592 - Special Topics

JRNL 597 - Independent Study