1. Role of MIS3502 MIS3502: Application Integration and Evaluation Paul Weinberg weinberg@temple.edu Presentation by David Schuff

2. The role of MIS3502 MIS3501(81) Object-Oriented Programming I MIS2101(70) Principles of Information Systems MIS2501(120) Data Communication and Networking MIS2502(130) Database Management Systems MIS3596(201) Business Process Analysis Basic programming concepts (C#) and object- orientation Role of MIS as an “integrator” across business functions Client/server architectures and the mechanics of the Internet (web) Understanding relational databases and SQL Translation of business requirements into object- oriented systems MIS3502(83) Application Integration and Evaluation

3. Course objectives 1. Translate business requirements to an object- oriented application design 2. Integrate data from multiple sources into a single, data-driven application 3. Understand the mechanics of server-side application architectures with an particular emphasis on ASP.NET 4. Develop database-driven applications using C# and ASP.NET 5. Understand service-oriented architectures and their relationship to traditional object-oriented development

4. Beyond MIS3502 MIS3502(83) Application Integration and Evaluation Skills to create a network-centric data driven application focusing on data, process, and technology integration. Creation of an application based on the problem analysis. MIS4596(301) Information Systems Implementation MIS3596(201) Business Process Analysis Analysis of a “real- world” project.