 CIS 1004 - Computing Concepts
A survey of topics related to how computers work and how they are used within society. Students will learn about the history of computing, application and system software, hardware components, networking, the Internet, mobile computing, careers, and programming. Prerequisites: None.
CIS 1007 - Introduction to Databases
The course emphasizes the use of the computer as a tool to manipulate data and produce information. It includes a practical application software emphasis which highlights the use of databases. Students will learn how to create tables, forms, queries, reports and macros using a small-scale database management system. Prerequisites: None.
CIS 2011 - Hardware/Software Systems
A survey of technical topics related to computer systems with emphasis on the relationships between computer hardware, system software and application software. It explores different operating systems (with an emphasis on Microsoft Windows), hardware configurations, memory management techniques, and networking. Prerequisite: CIS 1004
CIS 2085 - Programming I with Java
An introduction to object-oriented programming using the Java language, a cross-platform Internet programming language. The course examines the nature of programming and its use in solving problems. Students learn to read and write programs using standard programming structures, including input/output, control statements, loops and methods. No prerequisite.
CIS 2087 - Programming II with Java
Continuation of object-oriented programming. The course deals with problems involving arrays and teaches techniques and methods to handle files and structures. This course expands on the object concepts introduced in CIS2085. Prerequisite: CIS 2085.
CIS 3105 - Management Information Systems
Provides an understanding of the ways in which computer- based information systems are used in organizations. This course involves students in the process of developing and modifying information systems which support crucial problem solving and decision-making in organizations. Prerequisite: CIS 1004.
CIS 3107 - Database Modeling
Provides an understanding of fundamental concepts in the management of data, hands-on experience with a small-scale database management system, and an awareness of the application of business data base management systems. Lab exercises involve use of a relational DBMS to load, update and retrieve information from a database. Prerequisite: CIS 1007.
CIS 3108 - Systems Analysis & Design
An in-depth focus on the five phases of the systems development lifecycle. Topics include: preliminary investigation, physical and logical documentation, detailed investigation of requirements and alternative specifications, analysis and design techniques, implementation considerations, development of logical and physical data flow diagrams, data modeling, prototyping, CASE tools and the use of GANTT and PERT charts. A sample project is introduced and is integrated using the SDLC methodology. Prerequisite: CIS 3107.
CIS 4109 - Systems Development Implement
An in-depth systems development lifecycle practicum. Students work in teams to analyze, design, implement and document a complete information system. Most projects come from systems design requests from the local community. Prerequisite: CIS 3108.
CIS 4555 - Software Development Internshp
A capstone experience integrating knowledge and skills gained through other programming and systems development courses. Involves significant participation in software development projects in a real or simulated business setting. The experience must be equivalent to 150 hours of work experience for each block of 4 credits. Prerequisite: consent of department internship coordinator.
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CIS, Economics
ECN 2230 - Principles of Microeconomics
Focuses on how economists explain the behavior of individuals, how markets direct activities and the policy implications that flow from economic analysis. Emphasis is less on the development of theories and more on the application of theories. Course examines how developments in other fields, most notably evolutionary psychology, have affected microeconomics. Prerequisite: MTH at 1000 level or permission of instructor.
ECN 3330 - Managerial Economics
Focuses on how managers can use economic analysis in making decisions. Topics include the theory of consumer behavior, the theory of firm behavior, the theory of behavior under uncertainty, the application of game theory to firm behavior, empirical applications of theories and the role of experimental methods in economic analysis. Prerequisite: ECN 2230.
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CIS, Healthcare
HIM 2112 -
HIM 3132 - Medicolegal Issues
Study of the U.S. judicial system; hospital, medical staff and other professional liability; health information as evidence; consent for treatment; retention and release of medical information; the health record as a legal document; risk management, prevention and potential; confidentiality of health information; and a patient's right to know. Prerequisite: HIM 2110.
HIM 4231 - Clinical Quality Management
Techniques for calculating meaningful clinical, administrative, vital, and public health statistics; medical staff organization and function; evaluation of patient care; clinical information analysis; integrated quality improvement activities; patient safety; case management; utilization management; risk management; and performance improvement processes. Prerequisites: HIM 3211.
HSC 2209 - Medical Terminology
Study of the terminology common to medicine utilizing word elements (prefixes, suffixes and roots) basic for building medical terms and analyzing meanings using a programmed learning format; includes spelling and pronunciation of medical terms.
HSC 3311 - Rel Prspctvs Health Care Ethic
Explores a variety of concrete bio-medical ethical problems within our society and the healthcare system from a religious and ethical perspective. This course examines the role of new technologies, the threat of dehumanization, the questions of euthanasia, patient's rights, genetic engineering, transplantation and fetal research from Catholic and Protestant ethical thinkers.
CIS, Management
ACC 2210 - Principles Financial Accountng
An introduction to the preparation and use of financial accounting information. Course includes preparation and analysis of financial statements and related disclosures.
ACC 2210 - Principles Financial Accountng
An introduction to the preparation and use of financial accounting information. Course includes preparation and analysis of financial statements and related disclosures.
ACC 2220 - Prin of Managerial Accounting
An introduction to the internal use of accounting information to plan, control and evaluate the activities of business organizations. Course emphasizes problem solving and decision making for manufacturing and service enterprises. Prerequisite: ACC 2210.
ECN 2230 - Principles of Microeconomics
Focuses on how economists explain the behavior of individuals, how markets direct activities and the policy implications that flow from economic analysis. Emphasis is less on the development of theories and more on the application of theories. Course examines how developments in other fields, most notably evolutionary psychology, have affected microeconomics. Prerequisite: MTH at 1000 level or permission of instructor.
MGT 2120 - Principles of Management
Introduction to the process of management. Course includes the history of management theory with emphasis on forces of change that have resulted in a changing view of the business world for managers. Principle management functions covered are planning, organizing, leading and the process of control as an information feedback function for increasing productivity. Emphasis is on the integration of all management functions into one effort for visionary, effective and efficient operations.
MGT 3130 - Quantitative Methods
Includes forecasting, quality assurance, project management and other mathematical models for data analysis. Software is used to solve and illustrate problems and solutions.
MGT 3240 - Human Resource Management
Provides an in-depth exposure to the major areas of human resource management including recruiting, selection, training, motivation, appraisal, planning, labor relations and compensation.
MKT 2320 - Principles of Marketing
Surveys terms and concepts concerned with the planning process and selection of appropriate actions resulting in successful and unique marketing plans. Product design, pricing strategy, distribution and availability of goods or services and marketing communications are topics covered.
MKT 3320 - Marketing on the Internet
Focuses on the process of combining strategic marketing concepts with Internet techniques to generate sales and enhance brand image in the world of economic commerce.
MKT 3340 - Market Promotion
Provides an in-depth exposure to market promotion. There is special emphasis on advertising and the creation of message strategy based on sound product design. Good personal selling and sales promotion actions are also addressed.
CIS, Mathematics
MTH 2221 - Calculus I
Limits, continuity and fundamental theory of differentiation, symbolic and numerical calculations of derivatives, applications of derivatives; definite integrals and Riemann sums. Prerequisite: Precalculus or ACT Math score of at least 29.
MTH 2222 - Calculus II
Study of numerical integration, applications of definite integrals, improper integrals, sequences and infinite series, basic ideas and methods for solving differential equations. Prerequisite: MTH 2221.
MTH 3322 - Linear Algebra
Further study of systems of linear equations, matrices and determinants, vector spaces and subspaces, linear transformations, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, diagonalization. Prerequisite: MTH 2222 or instructor's permission.
MTH 4411 - Probability and Statistics I
A survey course in mathematical probability and statistics. It includes probability distributions and densities, mathematical expectations, functions of random variables, introduction to estimation theory and hypothesis testing and applications. Prerequisite: MTH 2222.
CIS, Software Engineering
CIS 3044 - Visual Basic Programming
Intended as an introduction to Visual Basic for students who have some background in computers and programming. Visual Basic is the most widely used programming language today. The course gives students experience in the use of the main features of this language. Prerequisite: CIS 2085 or consent of instructor.
CIS 3048 - C#.NET Programming
Intended as an introduction to C++ for students who have some background in computers and programming. This course gives students experience in the use of the main features of C++: input/output, loops, functions, and arrays. Prerequisite: CIS 2087.
CIS 3049 - Advanced C#.NET Programming
Intended as a follow-on course to those who have taken CIS3048. It continues with advanced topics in C++ such as arrays, classes, and techniques and methods to handle files and structures. Prerequisite: CIS 3048.
CIS 3285 - Software Design
An introduction to software engineering and the processes for building software systems. The course examines the software lifecycle and the methods used to manage software projects. Students learn to create software designs from user requirements using UML, convert these design into software, and test and maintain this software. Since software design entails significant interactions between parties, people management and team management methods are explored including analysis of the ethical implications of the software design process. Prerequisite: CIS 2085 and CIS 3108.
CIS 3285 - Software Design
An introduction to software engineering and the processes for building software systems. The course examines the software lifecycle and the methods used to manage software projects. Students learn to create software designs from user requirements using UML, convert these design into software, and test and maintain this software. Since software design entails significant interactions between parties, people management and team management methods are explored including analysis of the ethical implications of the software design process. Prerequisite: CIS 2085 and CIS 3108.
CIS 3287 - Software Quality Assurance
Growing competition is increasing the demands on software quality, which calls for rigorous quality assurance. In this course the students will learn the life cycle of software quality assurance, its goals, benefits, standards, related models and costs. Students will learn that the software quality is not only code-weighted but also depends on several other attributes that make software of high quality. Prerequisite: CIS 2085 and CIS 3108.
CIS 4032 - Telecommunications & Networks
Study of concepts, systems, services and applications of telecommunications and networks with an emphasis on local area networks and the Internet. Equips students with technical and operational tools needed to work with networks and interface with telecommunications specialists. Prerequisite: CIS 2011.
CIS 4042 - Computer Security
An overview of different computer security threats and measures that can be taken to make computers more secure. Hands on experience with a wide range of security techniques will be used to show the various threats to computer systems. Both technical and management solutions to security problems will be discussed. Student will be required to sign a code of conduct at the start of class given the sensitive nature of the material covered. This course will attempt to cover the major aspects of security including: risk management, access control, security architecture, physical security, telecommunications security, cryptography, business continuity, and disaster recovery.
CIS, Web Development
CIS 2041 - Computer Visual Design
Focuses on use of leading software packages to create original artwork and manipulate digitized photographic images. Software tools and techniques are demonstrated; principles of composition and design are illustrated. Evaluation is based on creativity, originality, aesthetics, use of fundamental design principles, mastery of technique, and overall effectiveness of designs. Prerequisite: ART 1124 and/or ART 1107 recommended.
CIS 3034 - Client-Side Web Development
Provides an introduction to creating web applications with a rich client-side interface. The course focuses on the use of standards-compliant programming techniques and innovative approaches to user experience design. Gives students practical experience in working with current and emerging web technologies for the client-side of applications. Prerequisite: CIS 2085 or consent of instructor.
CIS 3044 - Visual Basic Programming
Intended as an introduction to Visual Basic for students who have some background in computers and programming. Visual Basic is the most widely used programming language today. The course gives students experience in the use of the main features of this language. Prerequisite: CIS 2085 or consent of instructor.
CIS 3046 - Java Programming
CIS 4032 - Telecommunications & Networks
Study of concepts, systems, services and applications of telecommunications and networks with an emphasis on local area networks and the Internet. Equips students with technical and operational tools needed to work with networks and interface with telecommunications specialists. Prerequisite: CIS 2011.
CIS 4041 - Web Design
Explore the design principles that characterize successful Web sites and use modern tools for creating Web sites. Design issues will include the differences between print and electronic media, working within the limits of the technology, and how the user's contexts and goals affect Web design. Web sites will be critiqued from both an aesthetic and functional standpoint and students will be required to design and build fully functional Web sites. No prerequisites; CTA/CIS 2041 recommended.
CIS 4042 - Computer Security
An overview of different computer security threats and measures that can be taken to make computers more secure. Hands on experience with a wide range of security techniques will be used to show the various threats to computer systems. Both technical and management solutions to security problems will be discussed. Student will be required to sign a code of conduct at the start of class given the sensitive nature of the material covered. This course will attempt to cover the major aspects of security including: risk management, access control, security architecture, physical security, telecommunications security, cryptography, business continuity, and disaster recovery.
MGT 3140 - E-Commerce for New Enterprises
Introduces students to the major facets of doing business on the Internet, with an emphasis on creating new businesses and converting existing businesses to electronic commerce. Management theory and practice is combined with a variety of Internet business circumstances resulting in examples used for creating new businesses.
MKT 3320 - Marketing on the Internet
Focuses on the process of combining strategic marketing concepts with Internet techniques to generate sales and enhance brand image in the world of economic commerce.
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