Courses

Philosophy and methods of industrial and non-industrial systems analysis and design. Methods of systems definition, analysis, simplification, evaluation, and optimization. Design project required. Ethics and technical writing are emphasized. Senior Standing.

Continuation of design project begun in ISE 428.

Advanced-level skills in systems analysis and design techniques are presented. Emphasis is placed on enterprise-level systems development, creation of tailored methodologies, creation of architectural standards, metrics, and business strategy alignment. Students are limited to two attempts for this course, excluding withdrawals. Experiential Learning

Analysis, design, and implementation of information flows for management control and decision-making. Use of systems development concepts, principles and practices with emphasis on problem identification, requirements structuring, and solution generation in theory and in a business project.

LAB. 3. Pr. BSEN 2210 and (STAT 3010 or STAT 2510). Junior standing or greater. Analysis methods for timber harvesting productivity and costs including gathering of time and production data, preparation of data for analysis and statistical modeling.

Investigates and compares various analysis approaches for application automation automated systems. Systems life cycle models and case studies are used.

Operations research and systems theory applied to management problems in food and agricultural industries; linear programming, queuing theory, simulation and critical path method; provides the knowledge and computer skills to better manage resources for the evolving agricultural industries.

This course examines systems, organizational models, strategies and assessment approaches that facilitate gifted and talented education in K-12 school settings.

This course covers the security aspects of computing systems and software through the perspective of an attacker. Through readings and hands-on labs students will study security policy and its relationship between system components, systems programming, debugging and reverse engineering, techniques for analyzing insecure software and crafting attack mechanisms as well as a practical exploration of contemporary cybersecurity tools.

Students will learn basic principles of public management and administration, including history and development, organizational structures, and modern functions of public service organizations and advocacy efforts.