Page 281 - Bowie State University Graduate Catalog 2018-2020.
P. 281

cryptography, security, privacy, databases and knowledge bases, collaborative
          and knowledge management systems, data mining, user interfaces, hardware
          architecture, resource  management, and operating systems.  Case studies of
          successful knowledge acquisition and problem solving systems are presented.

          INSS   898     DIRECTED THESIS RESEARCH
          Prerequisites:   Satisfactory completion all core courses and advancement to
          candidacy.
          Credits 3
          This course is designed for students in the optional thesis program and is based
          on a semester-long research project.  The project will involve original or
          advanced research effort evaluated by a committee of three faculty members.
          Prior approval by a faculty sponsor who supervises the student’s work is
          required. The course should be taken as the last course in the program.

          Management

          MGMT  501     MANAGING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          The  focus of the course is  on management responsibilities,  functions and
          requirements common to all complex organizations. In addition, students will
          study the legal, political and economic environments that contribute to
          similarities and differences between public and private sector endeavors, the
          problems with which they are concerned, and the values that influence their
          decision-making.

          MGMT  503     PLANNING, BUDGETING AND EVALUATION
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          This course deals  with  systematic, policy/project  formulation and evaluation,
          which takes place in  formal organizations. It presents  the processes and
          techniques for strategic planning, resource allocation, and an introduction to
          capital facilities planning.

          MGMT  511     ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          This course will examine the nature of human behavior in organizations.
          Coursework will focus primarily on theories related to individual and group
          behavior in organizations. Incorporated into the course  content will be an

                                                                        280
   276   277   278   279   280   281   282   283   284   285   286