Probably no area in social life intersects with the law as much as economics and business. Economic forces play a major role in the laws that are passed and the courts are crammed with legal cases dealing with conflicts from the business world. Lawyers, therefore, must often deal with problems involving corporations, theories of finance and banking, financial statements, taxes and administrative practices of the IRS, labor relations and employee rights. 202 Computer Literacy Computer skills are indispensible for today's professional world. No student should graduate from Daemen College without being able to search the internet and legal databases, to use e-mail, and to employ other capabilities increasingly necessary for survival in our computerized world.
Incoming students vary widely in their skill levels.
Some may need elementary courses in computer literacy. Many will be better served working on their own in our computer centers.