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MIS 2101.730 ■ Spring 2023 ■ Steven E. Sclarow, AIA
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What is MIS? Lab 1A

Molly Lawrence - January 24, 2023 2 Comments

SDLCs are software development life cycles. The two main types are waterfall and agile SDLCs. Waterfall SDLCs express a set of phases, building off of one another and creating a linear slope. Agile SDLCs are more collaborative approaches as all work in the development is done at the same time. MIS is the use of systems in helping business professionals understand the use of technology in an organization. Mis professionals help businesses create efficiency with the use of technology and systems. These systems can be created to solve problems, make decisions, or plan ahead based on past events. We use many systems daily that most do not even think about, including me. In class, we had gone over a couple of examples, including ordering pizza and ordering off from amazon. Both these include extensive systems that would not occur to you unless brought to someone’s attention. These systems have been created to efficiently bring the consumer what they need in a timely, orderly manner. The important acronyms are SDLC- software development life cycles, API- application programming interface, ERP- enterprise resource planning, and UX- user experience.  The four core processes of designing UX(user experience) are research, design, test, and implement. A system analysis is used in the professional world to understand what business procedures needed to be completed throughout a system by identifying problems. Systems are a bundle of technologies, networks, etc. used as resources to achieve organizational goals. The three components of systems are inputs, processes, and outputs. 

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  1. Madeline Elia says

    February 27, 2023 at 9:47 pm

    Hi Molly,
    Systems that seem simple from a glance can actually be pretty complicated from a business perspective. From a customer’s perspective, ordering a pizza is as easy as calling the pizza place and then picking it up 20 minutes later (or getting it delivered–even more convenient). On the other hand, there are multiple steps involved to ensure that the customer is able to enjoy their pizza. MIS and other systems are a great tool to improve business functions and, in lots of cases, improve customer service.

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  2. Ivan Uliganets says

    March 2, 2023 at 3:49 pm

    Hey Molly, you have got great answers here, about SDLC and different application programming’s! You explained it very thoroughly. Thanks so much for the info! It’s beginning to make more sense now.

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