The student is required to develop an in-depth proposal for addressing management's information requirements. A learning portfolio is developed to document and organize experiences that demonstrate the student's ability to apply significant managerial concepts such as organizing, planning, coordinating, supervising, and administrating. An overview of the style recommended for research papers is included. INSY 110 or pass proficiency test. A concentrated, in-depth approach to computer concepts.
Emphasis is on integrating the applications and incorporating business marketing concepts.
The laboratory stresses the business aspects of word processing, spreadsheet, and graphics. Lecture focuses on such techniques as design, development, debugging, structure programming, and applications. The UNIX operating system including basic UNIX commands, directory and file creation, text file formatting, software development, X windows, and network architecture. Laboratories allow the students to gain hands-on experience working with UNIX shell and utility programs. Java syntax, semantics, names and values, control structures, data types, scope rules, dynamic structure and object-oriented language.