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 | Application Cases in MIS, 3rd Edition by James N. Morgan Package this short casebook with your favorite MIS title. These supplemental business cases require students to use spreadsheet and database software and the Internet to solve each case. |
 | Systems Analysis and Design Methods, 4th Edition by Jeffrey L. Whitten and Lonnie D. Bentley This text is intended to support a practical course in information systems development. |
 | Information Technology and Management by William Cats-Baril and Ronald Thompson, University of Vermont Beyond the traditional coverage found in other Introduction to IS texts! |
 | Systems Analysis and Design and the Transition to Objects by Sandra Donaldson Dewitz Check out her course structure -- it introduces you to two systems development methodologies: traditional structured systems development and object-oriented systems development. |
 | Information Systems Textbooks by James A. O'Brien Check out his three books -- Management Information Systems, Introduction to Information Systems, and Introduction to Information Systems, Second Alternate Edition. |
 | Management Information Systems, 4th Edition by Robert Schultheis and Mary Sumner How to differentiate from our other MIS titles--this is our "functional approach" MIS text; most other MIS texts take a "systems approach" or a "survey approach." |
 | Management Information Systems Solving Business Problems with Information Technology by Jerry Post and David Anderson A new approach to teaching MIS, with extensive support for lectures, cases, and hands-on exercises. |
 | The Management of Telecommunications by Dr. Houston Carr and Dr. Charles Snyder By viewing this website you are taking part in this new and interesting way of instruction. |
 | Management Information Systems for the Information Age by Stephen Haag, Maeve Cummings, Jim Dawkins |
