Pace Undergraduate Catalog (Page 167)

Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2006

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School of Computer Science and Information Systems 167 THE INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR (pending New York State approval) Bachelor of Arts 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 351 Global Business Telecommunications (4) IS 416 Distributed Computing Systems (4) IS 441 Systems Implementation (4) IS 481 Database Management and Organization (4) IS Elective (4) INFORMATION SYSTEMS ELECTIVES The student will select one of the following courses by advisement: IS 323 Object-Oriented Programming (4) 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 * ................................... 14– 1 8 ELECTIVES .................................................................. 21– 2 5 Total credits 128 *MINOR/CONCENTRATION A variety of concentration areas is possible. We anticipate the concentration areas will reflect both the changing information technology environments and the curricular offerings of the University. For purposes of illustration we detail five sample concentrations/minors: Web media, Internet technology, information assurance in the criminal justice system, computer art, and biology. Web Media Minor IT 150 Introduction to Web Media and Web Authoring 3 IT 152 Technical Overview of Web Media and the Internet 3 IT 154 Multimedia 3 IT 156 Web Design Principles 3 IT 160 Web Media Project 3 Total credits 15 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 Information Assurance in the Criminal Justice System Minor 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 Computer Art Minor Art 140 Drawing I 3 ART 186 Basic Computer Design 3 Elective credits 9 ART 284 Desktop Publishing ART 285 Computer Animation ART 287 Digital Imaging ART 380 Computer Illustration Three elective credits from general art courses 3 Total credits 18 Biology Minor BIO 101-102 General Biology I, II 8 Two additional approved 200-level courses 8 Total credits 16 TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS MAJOR Bachelor of Science Credits UNIVERSITY CORE (see section “University Core Curriculum” ) .............................................................. 60 MAJOR COURSES 41– 42 credits ............................... 41 – 4 2 (Note: Prior to fall 2000 all TS courses were listed with an OIS course prefix; e.g., TS 210 was OIS 210) TS 211A Spreadsheet Applications for the Microcomputer (2) TS 212A Database Applications for the Microcomputer (2) TS 212B Advanced Database Applications (2) TS 313 Multimedia Applications for the Microcomputer (4) TS 322 End-User Information Systems: Designing and Managing Training (4) TS 331 Technical Writing for the Computer Technologies (4) TS 333 End-User Information Systems: Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation (4) TS 341 Networking Technologies (4)

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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