2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

Hasan School of Business
Web Development Specialist
CIS Courses Titles Credits
CIS Minor Core ....................................14
CIS 271 Advanced Program Design
with Java .........................................4
CIS 311 Introduction to Web Development ...3
CIS 411 Internet Server-Side Programming ..3
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TOTAL 25
Software Engineer/Programmer
CIS Courses Titles Credits
CIS Minor Core ....................................14
CIS 271 Adv. Program Design with Java ......4
CIS 356 XML Programming ..........................3
CIS 359 Advanced Programming with C#.....3
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TOTAL 24
COMPUTER SECURITY CERTIFICATE
Non-degree seeking students may earn a Computer
Security certificate from the CSU-Pueblo CIS program
by completing the course requirements for the CIS
Computer Security minor. Students interested in the
certificate program should contact the CIS department
for further information.
Co-Curricular Requirements
The CIS faculty support and encourage students to
have co-curricular experiences that complement and
reinforce the curricular experiences by participation in
student organizations, clubs, employment or other
related activities. The CIS department sponsors a
student chapter of a nationwide IT professional
organization.
ECONOMICS MAJOR
Faculty: Duncan, Regassa, Whited
The major in economics leads to the Bachelor of
Science in Business Administration (BSBA) and
provides students with the theoretical and conceptual
basis of economics. Economics majors are particularly
well prepared to enter graduate programs in business
in addition to assuming entry-level positions in
business firms, non-profit organizations or government.
The major in economics also prepares the
graduate for positions in banking, financial analysis,
and related financial services industries.
Goals for Economics Major
Students majoring in economics must demonstrate
that they:
• Understand microeconomic theories of production
and consumption, including strategic behavior and
decision making under uncertain conditions; and
• Understand macroeconomic models including
classical, Keynesian, monetarist, new classical
and new Keynesian systems, including applications
of monetary and fiscal policies in the
different models.
Students majoring in economics must also demonstrate
that they:
• Understand the specific theories studied in their
elective courses, which may include money and
banking, international economics, public finance,
regional economic analysis and labor economics.
Requirements for Economics Major
Courses Titles Credits
ECON 301 Intermediate Macroeconomics .. 3
ECON 302 Intermediate Microeconomics.... 3
ECON 475 International Economics
OR
FIN 475 International Finance................. 3
ECON/FIN 3/400 Electives.................................... 9
Business electives (3/400-level) ................................ 6
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TOTAL 24
Requirements for Economics Minor
Courses Titles Credits
ACCTG 201 Financial Accounting..................... 3
ECON 201 Principles of Macroeconomics ...... 3
ECON 202 Principles of Microeconomics........ 3
ECON 301 Intermediate Macroeconomics ...... 3
ECON 302 Intermediate Microeconomics ....... 3
ECON 3/400 Elective ......................................... 3
MGMT 201 Principles of Management ............ 3
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TOTAL 21
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