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Below, you’ll find the courses that I have taught.
Cleveland State University
IST 305: Info Tech for Competitive Adv
IST 305: Info Tech for Competitive Adv
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
Prerequisite: IST 203; must have at least junior standing and be a declared major in the College of Business to be eligible for this course. Presents changing role of information technology in organizations. Discusses role of IT in securing competitive advantage. Contents include groupware, Web authoring tools, electronic commerce, data warehousing and mining. May not be used to satisfy BBA-IS major field requirements.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook: Management Information Systems
ISBN: 9780135191798
IST 467: Data Mining & Predictive Analytics
IST 467: Data Mining & Predictive Analytics
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
Prerequisite: IST 331. Introduces data mining methods, tools and techniques. Topics include acquiring, parsing, filtering, mining, representing, refining, and interacting with data. It covers data mining theory and algorithms including linear regression, logistic regression, rule induction algorithm, decision trees, kNN, Naive Bayse, clustering. In addition to discriminative models such as Neural Network and Support-Vector Machine (SVM), Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) and Boosting, the course will also introduce generative models such as Bayesian Network. It also covers the choice of mining algorithms and model selection for applications. Various theories and tools such as game theory and a development environment are incorporated as it relates to predictive analytics and machine learning. Hands-on experience include the design and implementation, and explorations of various data mining and predictive tools.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook 1: Mastering Java Machine Learning
ISBN: 9781785880513
Textbook 2: Strategy and game Theory
ISBN: 978-3-030-11901-0
IST 496: Special Study
IST 496: Special Study
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: Asynchronous
Course Description:
Senior standing, approval of sponsoring professor and department chairperson, written proposal approval before registration. Flexible content/structure course to enable qualified students to pursue special areas of interest and competency.
Incorporated Textbooks:
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IST 506: Management of Business Networks
IST 506: Management of Business Networks
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
Prerequisite: IST 211. Basic knowledge of data communications and networking requirements, including appropriate technologies. Emphasis on analysis and design of networking applications in organizations. Management of telecommunications networks, cost-benefits analysis, and evaluation of connectivity options are also covered. Students learn to evaluate, select, and implement different communications options within an organization. Contents: telecommunication devices, media systems, network hardware and software: network configurations; topologies and protocols; installation and operations of bridges, routers and gateways; network administration; performance analysis; privacy, security, reliability; Installation and configuration of LAN and WAN; Internet and intranet.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook 1: Understanding Operating Systems
ISBN: 9781337517539
Textbook 2: Java Design Patterns: A Hands-On Experience with Real-World
ISBN: 978-1484279700
IST 614: Project Mgt & Scheduling
IST 614: Project Mgt & Scheduling
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
Graduate students in other programs are permitted to take the course, MIS students should complete the preparatory programs before taking the course. This course is designed to teach the students the nature and scope of Project Management (PM). The students will learn the planning process of a project as well as managerial challenges associated with the design, control and scheduling of projects. The course discusses techniques and decision tools used in solving project management issues as well as strategies for successfully managing Information Technology Projects. Project management software will be used throughout the course.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook: Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide)
ISBN: 978-1628256642
IST 615: Business Intelligence System
IST 615: Business Intelligence System
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: Web-based
Course Description:
This course is offered online. Course content will be delivered via the Blackboard course management system. The instructor will communicate with students via a variety of interactive tools including discussions, announcements, email, and chat. There will be no required face-to-face meetings for this course, but students will be expected to make weekly progress online. A computer and access to the internet are required.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook: Analytics, Data Science, & Artificial Intelligence
ISBN: 9780135192016
IST 621: Adv Sys Analysis & Design
IST 621: Adv Sys Analysis & Design
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
Prerequisite: IST 603 or equivalent. Introduces advanced systems principles and concepts; logical analysis, design and modeling of software systems with emphasis on object oriented systems; use of Unified Modeling Language, the Rational Unified Process, and CRC cards; use of CASE tools, with emphasis on use cases and use case diagrams, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, collaboration diagrams, and state diagrams.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook: Engineering Software Products: An Intro to Modern Software Engineering
ISBN: 978-0135210642
IST 635: Business Value of Information Technology
IST 635: Business Value of Information Technology
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: Web-based
Course Description:
This course is offered online. Course content will be delivered via the Blackboard course management system. The instructor will communicate with students via a variety of interactive tools including discussions, announcements, email, and chat. There will be no required face-to-face meetings for this course, but students will be expected to make weekly progress online. A computer and access to the internet are required.
Incorporated Textbooks:
No Textbook
IST 636: Managing Network/Security Risk
IST 636: Managing Network/Security Risk
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
Prerequisite: IST 606 or equivalent. Advanced knowledge of data communications and networking as they apply to computer security. Identifying and analyzing the various types of security risks. Investigating the tools used to counteract security risks. Developing security and business continuity plans based on the security risks and tools incorporated.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook: Principles of Information Security
ISBN: 9780357506431
IST 660: Data Mining & Bus Intelligence
IST 660: Data Mining & Bus Intelligence
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
Prerequisite: Completion of the MIS preparatory program or permission from the department. This course introduces the basic concepts of business analytics, data warehousing, and data mining. Topics discussed include: the need for business analytics in today's dynamic business environments, data warehousing strategies, technologies, designs, and architectures (e.g., star schemas), data mining techniques and algorithms (e.g., clustering, classification, predictive modeling, decision trees, neural networks, and visualization). Various theories and tools such as game theory and a development environment are incorporated. Sample applications of these technologies and techniques will be discussed. Textbook will be supplemented with current articles on data mining technology and applications.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook 1: Mastering Java Machine Learning
ISBN: 9781785880513
Textbook 2: Strategy and game Theory
ISBN: 978-3-030-11901-0
IST 693: Special Topics in IST (Game Programming)
IST 693: Special Topics in IST (Game Programming)
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
This course will focus on understanding and developing serious games. Serious games are business-oriented. This type of game development aims to fulfil business needs rather than entertainment. Conducting business, industry-based, and professional trainings through serious game applications to provide education and business awareness is one aspect of the usefulness of these games. This course will try to introduce the concept of serious game development in the first couple of weeks. Then, the course will use the principles of object-oriented programming to enable students to construct 2D and 3D games to address a business training scenario. The course will take the first half of the semester in providing lectures and materials to enable students to develop a 2D game in addressing the considered business training scenario. In the second half of the semester, lectures and materials are provided to enable students to develop a 3D game to address the considered business training scenario.
Incorporated Textbooks:
No Textbook
IST 693: Special Topics in IST (Advanced Game Programming)
IST 693: Special Topics in IST (Advanced Game Programming)
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
This course will focus on advanced understanding and developing of serious games. Serious games are business-oriented. This type of game development aims to fulfil business needs rather than entertainment. Conducting business, industry-based, and professional trainings through serious game applications to provide education and business awareness is one aspect of the usefulness of these games. This course is the advanced level of game programming course in taking the previous learned programming techniques through introduction of new additional programming techniques to the next level. This course will provide lectures on advanced game mechanisms and computer graphics principles through the principles of object-oriented programming to enable students in constructing and rendering 3D games in addressing a business training scenario.
Incorporated Textbooks:
No Textbook
IST 698: Independent Study
IST 698: Independent Study
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: Asynchronous
Course Description:
Prerequisite: Prior approval of written proposal by CIS faculty advisor and permission of Department Chair. Project in any approved area of information systems. May be repeated with departmental approval. Term report required.
Incorporated Textbooks:
No Textbook
IST 760: Business Analytics
IST 760: Business Analytics
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
Format: In Person
Course Description:
Prerequisite: Completion of Level I and II MBA courses. This course introduces the basic concepts of business analytics, data warehousing, and data mining. Topics discussed include: the need for business analytics in today's dynamic business environments, data warehousing strategies, technologies, designs, and architectures (e.g., star schemas), data mining techniques and algorithms (e.g., clustering, classification, predictive modeling, decision trees, neural networks, and visualization). Sample applications of these technologies and techniques will be discussed.
Incorporated Textbooks:
Textbook 1: Mastering Java Machine Learning
ISBN: 9781785880513
Textbook 2: Strategy and game Theory
ISBN: 978-3-030-11901-0
Miami University
IMS 222: Intro to Interaction Design
IMS 222: Intro to Interaction Design
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
Format: Synchronous
Course Description:
This course is an opportunity to investigate interactive design and front-end development as it relates to a variety media types. The use of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JQuery is considered. Using industry standard tools, students will learn to design, implement, and refine interactive media for specific audiences. For the purpose of this class, interactive media includes a variety of software and hardware solutions that intersect the domain of human-computer interaction. Effective interactive design is often achieved by the creative application of sometimes disparate disciplines. Students should expect to incorporate their understanding of art theory, psychology, commercial business practice, and creative problem solving.
Incorporated Textbooks:
No Textbook
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