This course fulfills lab science requirement. This course fulfills literature requirement. Snyder Hall 103 This course enables students to learn the basics of computer operation, including an introduction to many of the popular application packages. In recent years, computer technology has progressed from large machines operated by specialists to desktop computers operated by nearly everyone. Students learn to use computers and popular management software, to gather information from the Internet, to determine the computing needs for an office or business, to judge and purchase software and computer systems, and to avoid common computer difficulties.
Course is complete in itself, and accessible to beginners.
Serves also as the entry point for a major in Management Information Systems. A course in expository writing that focuses on the fundamental skills of critical thinking and writing necessary for studying and working within the academic disciplines. Emphasis given to the development of thesis statements, logical organization, and the honest and effective use of sources in summary, analysis, and argument. This course fulfills the humanities requirement. A survey of business intended to give the student a general knowledge of the modern business world, provide a basis for choosing a field of specialization, and acquaint him or her with numerous business areas.