This course examines economic value systems and structures and their impact on society. Business fundamentals are examined particularly as they relate to the development of American cultural values. The course will also analyze the relationship between literature, philosophy, sociology, psychology and successful business practices. Does not yield credit toward the Accounting or Business Administration majors. Classroom instruction on the practical aspects of computing on the personal, network and mainframe computer environment, including word processing, data communications, networking and various operating systems.
Training is followed by continuing consulting work experience in the public user rooms.
Work schedules are determined on an individual basis during the first two weeks of class. Does not yield liberal arts and sciences credit toward graduation. Not open to accounting majors. Written and oral progress reports required. May not be repeated for credit.