Lectures are given in hours per week. Courses being 15 weeks
for 3 and 4 credit courses.
Non credit courses
Stress management
Investing in today's Stock Market
COMI 1100 - Introduction to Computers
3 credits GRADE__A
The Computer Literacy course provides a comprehensive
introduction to the principles of computers and information processing. Students
will be introduced to the operation and terminology of computer systems as well
as certain microcomputer application packages such as word processing,
spreadsheets, and database systems. Lecture: 3 hours
Lab: 1 hour
COMI 1150 _ Programming Concepts
3 credits GRADE__A
This course introduces the important concepts and skills
necessary to write common business programs. Emphasis throughout is on
structured programming techniques and top-down design. Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 1
hour
COMI 1210_ Programming in BASIC
1 Credit GRADE__A
This module of the computer literacy course provides
students with an introductory course in writing programs using the BASIC
language. Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 1 hour
COMI-1240 _ Object-Oriented Programming( VB )
3 credits GRADE__A
This course introduces the students to the fundamentals
of designing and coding object-oriented programs. Basic topics such as object
classes, class inheritance, friend functions, and function overloading will be
discussed. Students will write programs using one of the object-oriented
languages. (Prerequisite: Six credits in programming languages or permission of
the instructor) Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 1 hour
COMI-1415 _ Microcomputer Operating System
1 credits GRADE__B
This module is designed to familiarize the student with
operating system commands for the microcomputer. The student will be exposed to
statements which will enhance their computer operational abilities.
COMI 1420 _ Spreadsheets
1 Credit GRADE__A
The purpose of the course is to introduce the
operational procedures for spreadsheet software packages which utilize
microcomputer systems. Students will construct and manipulate data files to
produce clear and concise reports. Lecture: 2 hours Lab: 2 hours
COMI 1430 _ Introductory to Database Software
1 Credit GRADE__A
This course will introduce students to different
methods of organizing and accessing computer files as well as covering data base
design and management. Lecture: 2 hours Lab: 2 hours
COMI 1440 _ Automated Charts and Graphs
1 Credit GRADE__A
This course focuses on the use of microcomputer software that
incorporates presentation as well as analytical graphics. Students will create
informative report documents and visual presentations using charts, graphs,
and/or pictures. Lecture: 2 hours Lab: 2 hours
COMI 1450 _ WINDOWS Operating System
3 Credit GRADE__A
This course is designed to familiarize the student with the
graphical user operating environment. Basic and advanced functions of WINDOWS
will be demonstrated. The student will do laboratory assignments to utilize the
basic operating functions of WINDOWS such as file handling, fonts, graphics,
icons, OLE, SOUND, and MULTI-MEDIA. Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 1 hour
COMI 1451 _ Introduction to WINDOWS
1 Credit GRADE__A
This module is designed to familiarize the student with the
graphical user operating environment. Basic functions of WINDOWS will be
demonstrated. The student will do laboratory assignments to utilize the basic
operating functions of WINDOWS such as file handling, fonts, graphics, icons,
and Screen Control. Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 1 hour
COMI 1640 _ Introduction to Word Processing
1 Credit GRADE__A
This module will introduce the student to the beginning word
processing skills of creating, editing, and printing of short documents. (Course
may be taken twice for Credit.) Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 1 hour
COMI-1800 _ Computer Networking Software ( Novell
) 3 credits GRADE__A
This course will present the terminology and operating
principles of computer networks. The students will learn how to use, install,
and maintain computer networks. Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 1 hour
COMI 1850 _ Networking CISCO I
3 Credits GRADE__A
COMI 1860 _ Networking CISCO II
3 Credits GRADE__A
COMI 1870 _ Networking CISCO III 3
Credits GRADE__A
COMI 1880 _ Networking CISCO IV
3 Credits GRADE__A
COMP 1200 _ Data Base Design & Management
3 credits GRADE__A
Different methods of organizing and accessing computer files
is introduced with an in-depth coverage of data base design and management.
Teleprocessing concepts are reviewed and ACCESS is used for instructional
purposes. (Prerequisite: COMI-1100 and COMP-1360) Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 1 hour
COMP 1230 _ Systems Analysis and Design
4 Credits GRADE__A
An introduction to the concepts, methodology, and techniques
used in business-systems analysis and the design of computerized business
systems. The project-team approach is used to solve a case study. (Prerequisite:
In final semester or with permission of instructor) Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 2
hours
COMP 1360 _ Introduction to COBOL
3 Credits GRADE__A
An introduction to the language ANS COBOL. Basic topics such
as structured coding, editing and control breaks will be covered using card and
sequential disk files. Lecture: 2 hours Lab: 2 hours
COMP 2430 _ Operating Systems ( Honors Program )
4.5 Credits GRADE__A
The structure and components of operating systems. Topics
include controlling system resources, interface concepts, multiprogramming,
networks and command language techniques of current operating systems.
Laboratory assignments provide the application of these principles.
(Prerequisite: COMP-1200 or COMP-2410) Lecture: 3 hours Lab: 2 hours
ACCT 1010_ Financial Accounting
4 Credits GRADE__A
A presentation of the objectives and basic procedures of
accounting for business entities emphasizing the corporation. Topics covered
include the accounting cycle for service and merchandising firms, accounting for
short-term liquid assets, inventories, long-term assets, and current and
long-term liabilities. Lecture: 5 hours
ECON 2010_ Principles of Economics I
3 Credits GRADE__B
An introduction to the fundamental principles, problems and
policies of the American economic system. Major emphasis is on the institutions
of the economy, supply-demand analysis, national income theory, monetary and
fiscal policy and growth analysis. Lecture: 3 hours
ELEC 1000_ Introductory Computer Repair
3 Credits GRADE__A
This course is a basic course in personal computer diagnostic
and troubleshooting techniques. Areas of focus will be on the IBM, IBM
compatibles and Apple systems. Lecture 2 hours Lab: 2 hours
ENGL 2100_ Technical Writing
3 Credits GRADE__A
This basic course in technical writing
examines letters, memoranda, and different types of reports. Investigation and
research ( library and natural sources ) are covered, as is how to give credit
to sources. The main goal is to be constantly aware of the purpose and reader,
therefore being complete, concise, clear, credible, and objective. Lecture 3
hours
ENGL 2100_ The Law of Property, Estates and Trusts
3 Credits GRADE__A
A study of the law of real and personal
property with emphasis upon rights to chattels, gifts, bailments, estates,
easements, adverse possession, deeds, leases, licenses, mortgages, wills and
inheritance. Various types of trusts and their implications will be discussed.
Lecture:3 hours
MATH 1200_ College Algebra 3
Credits GRADE__A
Designed for students who plan eventually
to study quantitative business analysis or calculus, this course covers
functions and graphs; systems of equations and inequalities; quadratic
equations; polynomial and rational expressions; radical, exponential, and
logarithmic forms. Lecture: 4 hours
MATH 1670_ Quantitative Business Analysis I
3 Credits GRADE__B
The purpose of this course is to develop
the quantitative methods needed to solve various problems in business and
economics. Topics include functions and graphs, systems of linear equations,
linear programming, matrices and determinants, logarithmic and exponential
functions, and the mathematics of finance. Lecture: 3 hours
MATH 1680_ Quantitative Business Analysis II
3 Credits GRADE__A
Differential and integral calculus are
developed with special emphasis on practical applications to business and
economics. Lecture: 3 hours
PSYC 2010 _ General Psychology
3 Credits GRADE__A
A survey of the core areas of the science
of psychology. Emphasis is placed on theories, methods, and findings concerning
learning, motivation, physiology, sensation-perception, social behavior,
personality, behavior disorders and therapies. Lecture: 3 hours
SPCH 1100_ Oral Communication I
3 Credits GRADE__A
This one-semester basic course in speech is
designed to develop each student's ability to communicate effectively in his of
her academic, business, and social life. The major emphasis is on the
preparation and delivery of formal speeches, but many areas of the communication
process are explored. Lecture: 3 hours
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