MIS PROJECT

Confidential MIchigan Supply Inc. 2005 - 2000 Information System Provisional Plan Outline MIchigan Supply Inc. (MIS Inc.) is a supplier of automobile parts that offers a wide range of products such as automobiles, electronic parts, solenoids, electric wires and fuel parts. The company is currently located in Rochester Hills, Michigan. The original computer system MIS is currently divided into five departments. Sales, sales manager, and customer service representative for manufacturing, manufacturing, engineering, mechanics, production manager, finance and accounting, accounting, personnel and personnel personnel, sales representatives. And marketing, top management, secretary, executive

This is what MIS's latest space production project is doing. This program, named Archinaut, uses a robotic system to make satellite systems and large structures on rails and assemble them. MIS is leading industry veteran teams including subcontractors Northrop Grumman and Oceaneering Space Systems to develop Archinaut. All the hardware currently in the universe is launched from the earth for the first time, and the design cost is high, and deployment time is too long to continue to be used after the rocket has been launched. Archinaut optimizes the creation and assembly of functions and connections, including booms, reflectors, antennas, electrical connections, by demonstrating that various spacecraft systems can be manufactured and assembled in orbit.

Students complete the MIS software development project based on design specifications in a simulated occupational environment. The focus is the development of programs using traditional programming languages, or the installation and customization of purchased software packages for software development and implementation. Contact time: 0 + 3-9 Registration limit: Department license is required. Grade mode: pass / fail Remarks: Each credit requires at least 45 hours of working time. Letter of credit may be multiple times. Up to three internship units can be used to meet the requirements of course elective subjects. Offer as demand warrant