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Course Number / Section: |
CIS 4396 /
001 |
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Course Name: |
Information
System Implementation |
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Instructor: |
Sanford M. Sorkin |
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Office: |
Wachman
Hall, Room 1041. |
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Email: |
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Phone: |
215-204-5155 |
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Course Web Site: |
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Website for Complete Syllabus: |
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Prerequisites: |
CIS 4296 |
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Textbook(s): |
Systems
Analysis and Design with UML Version 2.0 - An Object-Oriented Approach, 2nd
Edition, Alan Dennis, Barbara Haley Wixom * David Tegargen,
Wiley Recommended:
Software Facts and Fallacies, Robert L. Glass, Addison-Wesley |
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Course Goals: |
This
course,, is the continuation of CIS 4296. Students will continue to develop
and then implement client applications initiated during the first semester.
Students are expected to work directly with their clients applying their
skills in a real world application area. The instructor will serve as a
consultant to each team and meet with teams weekly. The emphasis of the
class will be to employ good project management techniques, manage resources,
communications, and quality assurance techniques. The need to document
activities and keep the client informed will also be a necessity. |
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Topics Covered: |
Introductory
Thoughts, The Project Status Report, Using Project Management Software, Real
World Project Estimation, and Presentation Process Review. |
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Attendance Policy: |
You are
expected to attend lectures, please discuss any attendance issues with the
instructor. You are also expected to meet regularly with your team. |