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* BCS--Business Computer Systems
Department of Accounting and Business Computer Systems
BCS 110G. Introduction
to Computerized Information Systems 3 cr.
Computerized information systems, their economic, and social implications.
Introduction to microcomputer hardware, personal productivity software, and
communications.
BSC 122. Introduction to Business Programming (f,s) 3
cr.
Introduction to business computer systems programming. Includes basic computer
algorithms in current programming environments and languages. Prerequisites:
C or better in BCS 110G; and MATH 115. Same as C S 187.
BCS 210. Business
Programming Using Visual Tools 3 cr.
Introduction to the development of business problem solutions in the visual
programming environment. Prerequisites: either BCS 110G or C S 110G; and
BCS 222; and MATH 115; or consent of instructor.
BCS 222. Computational
Algorithms in Business File Processing 3 cr.
Introduction to structured systems development and file-processing algorithms
in business and to internet programming and object-oriented design concepts.
Prerequisites: C or better in BCS 122 or C S 187; and MATH 230.
BCS 322.
Advanced File Processing Techniques 3 cr.
Advanced programming for business. In-depth exposure to object-oriented
techniques and preliminary enterprise-level programming. Prerequisite:
C or better in BCS 222 consent of instructor; and MATH 142G.
BCS 338.
Business Information Systems I 3 cr.
Application, design and use of computerized information systems in
business environment. Prerequisite: BCS 110G or C S 110G or consent
of instructor. Not open to BCS majors for degree credit.
BCS 350. Systems
Analysis and Modeling (f, s) 3
cr.
Project management, analysis, requirements determination, and logical
modeling of business-information processing systems. Prerequisite:
BCS 222 or concurrent enrollment.
BCS 450. Systems Design, Development
and Implementation 3
cr.
Design, development and implementation of business information processing
systems. Includes maintenance, evaluation and system management considerations.
Prerequisite: C or better in BCS 350.
BCS 455. Design of On-Line Business
Systems (f, s) 3
cr.
Covers analysis, design, and development of on-line, real-time computerized
business-information systems. Prerequisite: C or better in BCS 322
or consent of instructor.
BCS 458. Business Information Systems II 3 cr.
Advanced topics in decision support systems, expert systems, data base
management systems, data communications, and other current computerized
business decision tools. Prerequisite: C or better in BCS 322 or consent
of instructor.
BCS 460. Data Communications and Networks (f, s) 3 cr.
Data communications for business computer systems. Local and wide area
networks, data communications protocols and media, client-server and
distributed processing systems. Prerequisite: C or better in BCS 350
or consent of instructor.
BCS 465. Business Systems Simulation (f,
s) 3 cr.
Simulation of business systems. Model design, implementation, testing
and analysis. Prerequisites: C or better in BCS 322; and STAT 251.
BCS 470. Object-Oriented Systems Development Techniques (f, s) 3 cr.
Business information systems development in the object-oriented environment.
Prerequisite: C or better in BCS 322 and in BCS 350.
BCS 472. Inroduction
to Business Programming 3 cr.
Introduction to business programming. More advanced than BCS 122, this
course includes basic alogrithms in current programming environments
and languages. Prerequisites: MATH 115 or consent of instructor; graduate
students only.
BCS 473. Computational Algorithms in Business File Processing 3 cr.
More advanced than BCS 222, this course introduces students to structured
systems, development, and file processing algorithms in business, inlcuding
internet programming and object-oriented design concepts. Prerequisites:
C or better in BCS 122 or BCS 472 or consent of instructor; graduate
students only.
BCS 474. Advanced File Processing Techniques 3 cr.
More advanced than BCS 322, this course provides students with in-depth
exposure to object-oriented techniques and preliminary enterprise-level
programming. Prerequisites: C or better in BCS 222 or BCS 473 or consent
of instructor; graduate students only.
BCS 475. Database Management
Systems (f, s) 3
cr.
Design, development, and use of database management systems in the
business environment. Prerequisite: C or better in BCS 350 or consent
of instructor.
BCS 480. Ecommerce Security 3 cr.
Introduction to securing network-based applications from internal and
external threats. Fundamentals of network security, including TCP/IP,
firewalls, intrusion detection, and vulnerability. Prerequisite: C
or better in BCS 460 or consent of instructor.
BCS 490. Selected Topics 1-3 cr.
Current topics in business systems analysis. Prerequisites vary according
to topics being covered. May be repeated for a maximum of 12 credits.
BCS 498. Independent Study 1-3 cr.
Individual studies directed by consenting faculty with prior approval
of the department head. Prerequisites: junior or above standing and
consent of instructor. A maximum of 3 credits may be earned.
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