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MGMT 970 Foundations of MIS I
This course begins to survey the major research areas in the field, including the design, implementation, use, and management of information systems within organizations. Its purpose is to expose students to the breadth of the field, by analyzing both the classic and current literature. For each area, we will examine the predominant theoretical perspectives, research methodologies, and analytical techniques. (Crossed with MGMT-870*).
Management - School of Business
https://www.queensu.ca/academic-calendar/graduate-studies/programs-study/management-business/
Goodes Hall is designed to maximize interaction between students and faculty. Two expansive atriums are the central hub of the School. Goodes Hall provides a wireless network accessible anywhere in the building with plenty of classrooms, meeting rooms and lounge areas for graduate students. Students have access to the Smith behavioural research lab, and their own dedicated computer lab with various software packages and a suite of databases available. Presentation tools can be found in classrooms including data projectors, document cameras, video capability and video conferencing facilities.
Management (MGMT)
https://www.queensu.ca/academic-calendar/graduate-studies/courses-instruction/mgmt/
Students cannot repeat the 800/900 level courses and the same with the 900 level courses if it is cross listed. With the exception of MGMT 898 and MGMT 999, most courses listed are 3.0 credit units. Course weights other than 3.0 credit units are as listed in the course's description (normally 1.5 credit units).