Jim Burkman

Advanced spreadsheet modeling skills critical to business problem solving. Presentation, analysis, solution and communication facets are emphasized.

A broad investigation of the elements of cybersecurity with an emphasis on the management impact and risk assessment and mitigation for all types of information and privacy threats to businesses. Course previously offered as TCOM 5223. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 4123.

A broad investigation of the elements of cybersecurity with an emphasis on the management impact and risk assessment and mitigation for all types of information and privacy threats to corporations and businesses. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5213. Previously offered as MSIS 3123, MSIS 4223 and MGMT 4223.

Concepts underlying the design and use of an effective accounting information system.Prerequisite(s): Admission to MS in accounting.

Concepts underlying the design and use of an effective accounting information system.Prerequisite(s): Admission to MS in accounting.

A broad investigation of the elements of cybersecurity with an emphasis on the management impact and risk assessment and mitigation for all types of information and privacy threats to corporations and businesses. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5213. Previously offered as MSIS 3123, MSIS 4223 and MGMT 4223.

A broad investigation of the elements of cybersecurity with an emphasis on the management impact and risk assessment and mitigation for all types of information and privacy threats to corporations and businesses. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5213. Previously offered as MSIS 3123, MSIS 4223 and MGMT 4223.

This class is intended for those technically oriented students earning a MIS, DA, ACCT, MATH, STATS, or CS degree and/or taking classes to fulfill Data Science options or other certificate programs that require a data base course. Database design principles focusing on database modeling with hands-on creation, population and querying of transactional databases using SQL. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5643. Course previously offered as MSIS 4013.

This class is intended for those technically oriented students earning a MIS, DA, ACCT, MATH, STATS, or CS degree and/or taking classes to fulfill Data Science options or other certificate programs that require a data base course. Database design principles focusing on database modeling with hands-on creation, population and querying of transactional databases using SQL. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5643. Course previously offered as MSIS 4013.

Practical foundations of database systems. Current and emerging issues in the database field. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 3333.Prerequisite(s): Graduate standing.

Application of scripting languages (e.g. BASH, PowerShell, Python) for general business, data and information assurance solutions. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 4713.

Application of scripting languages (e.g. BASH, PowerShell, Python) for general business, data and information assurance solutions. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5713.

Application of scripting languages (e.g. BASH, PowerShell, Python) for general business, data and information assurance solutions. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 4713.

Application of scripting languages (e.g. BASH, PowerShell, Python) for general business, data and information assurance solutions. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5713.

Introduction to the certification and accreditation process. Risk analysis, system security analysis, and other topics. Previously offered as MGMT 4253. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5253.Prerequisite(s): MSIS 4123.

Introduction to the certification and accreditation process. Risk analysis, system security analysis, and other topics. Previously offered as MGMT 4253. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5253.Prerequisite(s): MSIS 4123.

A broad investigation of the elements of cybersecurity with an emphasis on the management impact and risk assessment and mitigation for all types of information and privacy threats to corporations and businesses. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5213. Previously offered as MSIS 3123, MSIS 4223 and MGMT 4223.

A broad investigation of the elements of cybersecurity with an emphasis on the management impact and risk assessment and mitigation for all types of information and privacy threats to corporations and businesses. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5213. Previously offered as MSIS 3123, MSIS 4223 and MGMT 4223.

A broad investigation of the elements of cybersecurity with an emphasis on the management impact and risk assessment and mitigation for all types of information and privacy threats to corporations and businesses. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5213. Previously offered as MSIS 3123, MSIS 4223 and MGMT 4223.

This class is intended for those technically oriented students earning a MIS, DA, ACCT, MATH, STATS, or CS degree and/or taking classes to fulfill Data Science options or other certificate programs that require a data base course. Database design principles focusing on database modeling with hands-on creation, population and querying of transactional databases using SQL. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5643. Course previously offered as MSIS 4013.

This class is intended for those technically oriented students earning a MIS, DA, ACCT, MATH, STATS, or CS degree and/or taking classes to fulfill Data Science options or other certificate programs that require a data base course. Database design principles focusing on database modeling with hands-on creation, population and querying of transactional databases using SQL. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5643. Course previously offered as MSIS 4013.

This class is intended for those technically oriented students earning a MIS, DA, ACCT, MATH, STATS, or CS degree and/or taking classes to fulfill Data Science options or other certificate programs that require a data base course. Database design principles focusing on database modeling with hands-on creation, population and querying of transactional databases using SQL. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5643. Course previously offered as MSIS 4013.

This class is intended for those technically oriented students earning a MIS, DA, ACCT, MATH, STATS, or CS degree and/or taking classes to fulfill Data Science options or other certificate programs that require a data base course. Database design principles focusing on database modeling with hands-on creation, population and querying of transactional databases using SQL. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 5643. Course previously offered as MSIS 4013.

Practical foundations of database systems. Current and emerging issues in the database field. May not be used for degree credit with MSIS 3333.Prerequisite(s): Graduate standing.

Advanced spreadsheet modeling skills critical to business problem solving. Presentation, analysis, solution and communication facets are emphasized.