• Introducing Client/Server Technologies in Information Systems Curricula
• Others (If you know of any other pedagogy paper please let us know)

The course outlines of some core information systems courses offered by the department provide examples of the above. 

Course Outlines

Summer 1995:

• MGS 351: Introduction to Information Systems

Fall 1995:

• MGS 351: Introduction to Information Systems

• MGS 602: Information Systems

Spring 1996:

• MGS 351: Introduction to Information Systems (Section 1)
• MGS 351: Introduction to Information Systems (Section 2)

• MGS 616: Decision Support Systems

• MGS 695

Fall 1996:

Undergraduate:

• MGS 351: Introduction to Information Systems
• MGS 402: Telecommunications Technology

• MGS 607: Information Technology Management
• MGS 602: Information Technology

Spring 1997:

Graduate:

• MGS 607: Information Technology Management
• MGS 616: Client/Server Technology

Graduate:

• MGS 602: Information Technology (Business Data Communications)
• Mondex Case for MGS 602
• Mondex Quiz
• Student reports on the Mondex Case

Spring 2007:

Graduate:

• MGA 615: Fraud Examination
• MGS 614: Systems Analysis and Design
• MGS 659: Electronic Commerce and e-commerce Security

Fall 2007:

Graduate:

• MGA 610: Information Systems Audit
• MGS 613 – Database Management Systems
• MGS 650: Information Assurance
• MGS 651: Managing Computer Networks

Spring 2008:

Graduate:

• MGS 555 -MITS
• MGS 625 – Management of IT Projects
• L-645 - Copyright
• L-858 - Technology and Intellectual Property Colloquium
• L-933 - Intellectual Property and the Internet: Cyber Piracy
• L-956 - E-Commerce Law

This site is being developed and maintained by the Ph.D. web team of the School of Management, SUNY at Buffalo, NY 14260, USA:
Insu Park from 2007, and Sudip Bhattacharjee, Sanjog Misra, A. F. Salam, Raghu Santanam and Bao Min Shao (in alphabetical order) have been involved in 1997, under the supervision of Prof. H. R. Rao.

Under heavy construction.