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College Major Courses Taken
Department Course Name Description Semester Taken Grade
TECH 1300 Computers in Technology Introduction to computers and  their application to various technologies. Concepts of hardware, software, number systems, basic computer organization, and structured programming. Fall 1999 A-
ECON 2301 Economic Concepts & Issues A non-technical introduction to basic microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts. Learn how individual motivations affect markets, and then how the interaction of separate markets affect the core economy. Spring !993 B
ITEC 2371 Industrial  Fiscal Records Fundamentals of recording and presenting financial data for industry.  Transferred from College of Business. Spring 1994 B
OCTE 2360 Business Law General principles of law as they relate to the law of contracts, property, agency, corporations, bankruptcy, mortgages, torts, and the Uniform Commercial Code. Fall 1999 A
ECON 2305 Macroeconomic Principles Introduction to the aggregate economy, focusing on the economics of inflation, recession, unemployment, and national economic policy. Discussion topics include the determinants of economic growth, monetary policy by the Federal Reserve, government taxation and spending policies, business cycle theory, the international trade debate, and the determination of interest rates Fall 1999 C-
ITEC 4341 Production & Service Operations Planning and control of production and service operations. Topics include product and service design, design of work systems, forecasting, scheduling, capacity planning, inventory control, and quality management.  Transfer. Spring 1995 A
OCTE 2334 Information System Applications Concept and production skills relating to information systems technologies, procedures, and resources. Spring 2000 A
OCTE 3343 Information System Analysis & Design Development and evaluation of information systems with relation to efficiency and cost; case study approach. Spring 2000 A
OCTE 3348 Applications of Expert Systems Expert systems concepts, characteristics, applications, and tools.  Intermediate VB 6.0 programming. Spring 2000 A
OCTE 3365 Database Management Applications of hierarchical and relational database systems. Spring 2000 B
COMM 3356 Business and Professional Communication Communication activities in business and professional settings with emphasis on oral presentations, interviews, negotiations, and group processes. Spring 2000 A
 

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