67-101 Colloquium: Perspectives in Information Systems

Units: 3.0 Department: H&SS Interdisciplinary This course is an introduction to the Information Systems major and to its potential career directions. Topics covered include overviews of systems design and development, project management, the logic of the IS curriculum, industry trends, and the professional workplace. It includes presentations by IS faculty, students (demonstrating systems projects), and by professionals from Pittsburgh-area firms. As a colloquium, it is a mini course and will meet once a week for three units and a letter grade. It is for IS freshman students only. This is an elective course and is not required in the IS curriculum.

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Spring 2005 times

Sec	Time	Day	Instructor	Location
A3	3:00 - 4:20 pm	R	Weinberg	HH B103