ITEC 301: Information Technology Management
Three lecture hours (3).
Prerequisites: ITEC 100
A study of principles, techniques, and tools for the management of information including database management systems, decision support systems, and data warehouses.
Detailed Description of Content of Course
A study of principles, techniques, and tools for the management of information including database management systems, decision support systems, and data warehouses. The course is targeted at students that are not in an Information Technology major that may none-the-less have significant roles in the requirements determination, selection, or use of such systems. Topics will include:
Particular focus will be on Database Management Systems as a foundation technology including an overview of end-user technologies that provide more intuitive interfaces to data stores .
Detailed Description of the Conduct of the Course
The course is delivered in a lecture/discussion format with demonstration of concepts and applications using multi-media and computer equipment. Classes will occasionally meet in a reserved computer lab. Out-of-class work by students will require hands-on use of information management tools such as spreadsheets, database systems, query facilities, and report writers. Research and analysis of current topics will also be required.
Goals and Objectives of the Course
After completing this course, each student will be able to:
Assessment Measures
Assessment of the student’s success will be base on the instructor’s selected combination of quizzes, examinations, homework projects, papers, and class presentations.
Other Course Information
Requires Multi-media classroom and occasional reservation of lab.
Review and Approval
Date Action Approval
March 2006 Updated Robert Phillips, Acting Chair