Overview
Description
This course introduces the principles of AI, how artificial intelligence (AI) can automate and improve business processes, and how intelligent agents can make business operations more efficient and adaptive.
Undergraduate (IS 465) students will focus on applying core principles of business process analysis and AI automation.
Graduate (IS 665) students will engage in advanced problem-solving, independent research, and the design of scalable, organization-level automation strategies that incorporate ethical, managerial, and technological considerations.
Requirements
Prerequisites
- Registration in a Graduate Program in the College of Business
IS 350
Original catalog text
Prerequisites
Prerequisite(s): IS 350 or Registration in a Graduate Program in the College of Business
Units
Lecture3
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Fall
Terms
fall
Attributes
Standard
Learning Outcomes
- identify and explain business processes.
- describe and illustrate agentic AI principles.
- analyze and redesign business processes for automation.
- compare traditional vs agentic AI automation.
- design and develop AI-integrated process models.
- evaluate organizational and ethical implications.