MIS507A

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MIS 507 aims to equip students with advanced object-oriented system design and software engineering principles and techniques to tackle modern challenges facing the development and maintenance of production-quality software systems in today's fast-paced business environments. The students are expected to develop software architectural designs using design patterns, to write small- to medium-sized computer code to implement such patterns, and to understand a range of software design and integration challenges and implement the best practice from the industry to deal with such challenges.

Prerequisites for MIS 507: prior computer programming experience in Java, C++, C#, or python.
Although programming is not a particular emphasis of MIS 507, students are expected to be able to write some object-oriented computer code throughout the class (ranging roughly from 50 lines -- 400 lines). The emphasis of coding will be on defining classes/subclasses, and the use of composition and inheritance. For students who do not have prior programming experience, they are strongly encouraged to complete MIS 501 Fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming before enrolling in MIS 507.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Graduate