1 credit
Spring 2019 Lecture Upper DivisionThis class introduces students to the basic rationale, concepts and mechanics of systems analysis. After an introduction to the concepts, students go through examples of integrated research carried out with systems analysis that has been used for decision making on both enterprise and broader scales. These examples also illustrate such things as the importance of data, metrics and the validity of information to be used in a systems analysis. Finally, students will set up their own systems decision framework for a problem of their interest. Typically offered Spring.
Course SFS 316 from Purdue University - West Lafayette.