ISIT 300 - Problem Solving Strategies

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This course classifies and examines a variety of problem solving methodologies to improve a person’s problem solving and decision making skills. Students engage in personal and group dynamics, vertical/convergent methods, creative/lateral thinking techniques and communication skills to apply and solve technical and non-technical problems. 54

Prerequisite(s): Admission into Information Systems and Technology BAS, Application Development Concentration program, or permission of instructor.

Course Outcomes

Apply problem-solving skills in today’s organizations.
Distinguish, develop and classify problem-solving strategies in individual and group settings.
Analyze and articulate causes of a problem.
Present both the problem-solving process and defend the effectiveness of the outcome.
Articulate problem-solving strategies and methodologies in relation to organizational problems.
Experiment with lateral and vertical thinking techniques to arrive at a solution.
Present concisely the problem and solution to an appropriate client.
Compile and implement a plan to use technology in problem-solving.

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