SIMS: INFOSYS 290: Special Topics in Information Management and Systems


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INFOSYS 290: Special Topics in Information Management and Systems

Advanced Topics in Computer Networking
After Google, What? Information Management and the Academic Enterprise in a Networked Digital Age
Agent-based Modeling and Simulation of Organizations and Work Practice
Applied Natural Language Processing
Biotech: Industry Perspectives and Business Development
Classification and Bibliographical Representation
Computer-Mediated Communication
Concepts of Information Management
Design as a Strategic Management Issue
Designing Library Services
Digital Documents
Digital Media Design Studio
Document Engineering
Document Engineering for e-Berkeley
Economics of Communication and Information
Effective Communication and Career Management (the Secrets of Consulting)
Effective Project Management
Electronic Publishing
Enabling e-Business Transformation
Entrepreneurship in Biotechnology
High-Tech Product Design and Rapid Manufacturing
Human-Centered Computing
ICT for Development: Context, Strategies and Impacts
Indexing and Vocabulary
Information in Societies
Information Technology Strategy
Intellectual Property Rights
International Trade and Competition in High Technology
Introduction to Management of Technology
Java Web Applications
Management of Technology in China
Managing Innovation and Change
Managing Intellectual Property
Managing the New Product Development Process (Lecture Section)
Managing the New Product Development Process (Project Section)
Marketing for High-Tech Entrepreneurs
Mixing and Remixing Information
Model-Based User Interfaces
New(s) Media
Opportunity Recognition:Technology & Entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley
Privacy
Project Management Case Studies: Rescuing Mismanaged Systems Implementations
Protection of Digital Information
Realizing Digital Convergence
Search Engines: Technology, Society and Business
Services Science, Management and Engineering
Social Networks/Social Software
Strategic Planning During Technology Revolutions
Strategic Technology
Supply Chain Management
Sustainable Design, Manufacturing and Management
Technology and Policy
Telecommunications and Information Industries: Economics and Policy
Telecommunications Business Models
Telecommunications Economics, Policy, and Strategy
The Business of Nanotechnology
The Business of Software
The Future of Information Technology: Markets, Technologies, Applications and Business Models
The Future of Services: Business Models for Services Innovation
The Quality of Information
Web Services: Concepts, Design and Implementation
Web Site Development
Wireless Communications
XML and Related Technologies

Course Description

Specific topics, hours, and credit may vary from section to section, year to year. May be repeated for credit with change in content.

Prerequisites

None.