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BUS119h Practicum in MIS |
| Honors Class |
| Meets Mondays, 3:00-5:45 |
BUS119h is an advanced course on the Practice of MIS, particularly the implementation of information systems. Its purpose is to provide you with real world experience working on an application project and learning about all the issues associated with the successful completion of the project.
As a practicum, BUS119h provides the opportunity to learn a number of skills directly related to being successful in the workplace. Specifically, BUS119h provides an opportunity to:
Participate in a team to complete a significant IT project for an organization in the community.
Develop and practice the following key skills:
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using industry-standard project management tools and methods
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applying technical skills to a business need
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teamwork
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leadership
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communication
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flexibility and adaptability
Specifically, you will learn to:
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The two-semester format
allows bigger, more important and more interesting projects
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Learn new technical skills
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Learn
deeper project management skills than in 119a
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Gain
a great addition to your resume
The small class size allows a level of coaching and personal attention that is impossible in regular classes.
The two-semester format
allows use of class time for bonus activities such as
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Guest
speakers
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Personal resume/career coaching
Only honors students are
in the class
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Everyone
is smart, interested and motivated
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No
freeloading is tolerated
As a participant in the
honors program, you have access to other honors-only opportunities
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Honors-only study travel abroad
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Special networking opportunities
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Honors-only field trips to participating companies