Pace Undergraduate Catalog (Page 166)

Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2006

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166 School of Computer Science and Information Systems Information Assurance for the Criminal Justice System Minor (pending New York State approval) CRJ 150 Introduction to Criminal Justice (3) CRJ 247 Introduction to Private Security (3) CRJ 346 Terrorism and Society (3) IT 300 Computer Security Overview (3) IT 304 Network and Internet Security (3) IT 308 Computer Forensics (3) Total credits 18 Internet Technology Minor IT 150 Introduction to Web Media and Web Authoring (3) IT 152 Technical Overview of Web Media and the Internet (3) IT 200 Internet Programming I (3) IT 202 Internet Programming II (3) IT 204 Webmaster Techniques and Responsibilities (3) Total credits 15 Finance Minor* ACC 203 Financial Accounting (4) ACC 204 Managerial Accounting (4) FIN 301 Financial Mgt. (3) FIN 320 Advanced Financial Analysis (4) FIN 351 Prin. of Investment (3) FIN 358 International Finance (3) * Due to similar required coursework in the major component of the B.A./CS, these minors vary for CS majors from those described elsewhere in this catalog for other students. **See Department for course options. **Students planning to take these courses must take prerequi sites, which are also in the minor. Hardware Concentration For Computer Science Majors (Offered only on the Pleasantville campus.) The computer science major is software oriented. Students having a desire to learn about the computer’s electronic substratum, the levels of the machine beneath the architect registers, flip-flops and gates, are invited to take some or all of the following course sequence. (Please note that, unlike minors, completion of a concentration is not indicated on transcripts.) PHY 109 Digital Electronics Systems (requirement for CS major) (4) PHY 111 General Physics I (4) PHY 112 General Physics II (4) PHY 231 Electromagnetism I (4) Total credits 16 THE INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR Bachelor of Science Credits UNIVERSITY CORE (see section “ University Core Curriculum” ) .............................................................. 46 MAJOR COURSES 32 credits ........................................... 32 IS 112 Computer Organization and Programming (4) IS 223 Fundamentals of Programming (4) IS 241 Systems Analysis and Design (4) IS 323 Object-Oriented Programming (4) IS 351 Global Business Telecommunications (4) IS 416 Distributed Computing Systems (4) IS 441 Systems Implementation (4) IS 481 Database Management and Organization (4) INFORMATION SYSTEMS ELECTIVES ............... 11– 1 2 The student will select three (3) of the following courses by advisement: IS 397 Special Topics (4) IS 414 Operating Systems Concepts (4) IS 431 Applied Artificial Intelligence (3) IS 451 Business Telecommunications and Networking (3) IS 483 Database Programming Techniques (3) IS 495 Internship (3-4) AUXILIARY COURSES 11 credits (3 credits satisfy the Mathematics core requirement and 8 credits are applied to a Mathematics course in the Inquiry and Exploration Experience) ................................................................. 11 MAT 137 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics (4) MAT 111 Elementary Calculus I (3) MAT 234 Intro to Probability and Statistical Analysis (4) MINOR/CONCENTRATION IN AN INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENT * ............................... 17 ELECTIVES ................................................................... 7– 11 Total credits 128 *MINOR/CONCENTRATION: Students are expected to pursue a minor or concentration in business. Exceptions for other concentrations that are a cohesive body of knowledge to prepare students to function effectively as IS professionals in the IS environment may be made by the chair. Business Minor The business minor consists of 17 credits in the fundamen tal areas of business. Students will complete ECO 105 as part of their Social Science Core requirement and ECO 106 as an Enhancement Experience course. The remainder of the minor is: Credits MGT 250 Managerial and Organizational Concepts (3) MAR 250 Principles of Marketing (3) ACC 203 Financial Accounting (4) ACC 204 Managerial Accounting (4) ECO 105 (3) Total credits 17

NOTE: Information contained herein was compiled prior to June 2004 and is accurate as of that date. Subsequent changes may occur with respect to University programs, curricula, requirements, rules, regulations, policies and procedures, which are not reflected in this catalog. Enrollment shall be subject to and governed by such changes.

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