Projects include, but are not limited to: information systems development, prototyping, participative design, project management, database design and management, IS security, systems architecture, usability theory and methods for presentation, and reporting.

What students could do for your company:

• Perform information systems analysis and design activities in a mid-sized project using SCRUM or other agile process.
• Determine appropriate matches between IS systems problems and IS tools and techniques.
• Demonstrate effective leadership in small IS projects
• Prepare and run project meetings
• Evaluate and approach design problems from multiple perspectives, including a technical, managerial, and end-user perspective, and understand the trade-offs between these perspectives
• Demonstrate the ability to make professional presentations and reports by applying learned knowledge and skills
• Demonstrate the ability to choose and use appropriate tools for project completion, including computer-based communication tools for team communication and modeling tools for task activities
• Effectively work in a team, both as a leader and member.
• Demonstrate professionalism, respect for others (both oral and written), and high ethical conduct.