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BUS 500: Foundations of Accounting &4 Qtr. Hours Finance Part
1.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
Accounting is an information system which provides useful information to its users. An introduction to accounting provides both theoretical foundation and applications of accounting. The accounting model and information processing cycle are developed. The content of the income statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows are studied and analyzed. The topics also include accounting aspects of bonds and stocks. Part II - Finance will introduce students to the basic tools of financial management. The students will have an opportunity to diagnose the financial health of a firm. In addition, students will also be introduced to other important concepts such as valuation, risk and return, cost of capital, and capital budgeting. The course also examines fundamental drivers of a firm's financial policy. (This course will be waived with a ?B? or better grade in ACC 300 and FIN 300, or equivalent. This is an accelerated course on the foundations of accounting and finance.)
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BUS 501: Economic Principles
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course examines economic principles with emphasis on their applications to business decision-making. Topics include market analysis (supply and demand), price elasticity, profit maximization, market structure and the firm's output and pricing decisins. The course is also an introduction to probability theory and statistics, and their application to data description and analysis. Topics include data description using graphs and numerical measures, probability and probability distributions, estimation and simple linear regression. Emphasis is placed on the application of these techniques to practical business problems through the use of standard statistical software. (This course is waived with a ? B? or better grade in SSC 304 or equivalent and a ?B ? or better grade in MAT 320 or equivalent.)
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CIS 105: Computer Problem- Solving
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
Students will use Excel to solve case problems. The emphasis is on applying quantitative reasoning skills to realistic business scenarios. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills will be enhanced through the use of spreadsheet and graphical representation of data. The competencies will be applied in making business decisions. Completions of this course will prepare the student to take the MCAS exam. ( Fulfills General Education analytical reasoning requirement)
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CIS 105 - Computer Problem- Solving
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CIS 107: Database Applications
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
Students will focus in database concepts based on MS Access. Topics include principles of database design, create tables, modify file structures, create data entry screens, constructing queries and reports. All students will know how to work with HTML documents, Data Access pages and Hyperlink fields.
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CIS 107 - Database Applications
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CIS 161: Honors Computer Problem Solving
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
Using Excel, students will solve case problems, simulations, cross-discipline group projects and business scenarios. The emphasis is on applying quantitative reasoning skills to realistic business situations. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills will be enhanced through the use of spreadsheet and graphical representation of data. The competencies will be applied in making business decisions. Completion of this course will prepare the student to take the MOS exam. ( Prerequisite: Honors Program)
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CIS 164: Honors Introduction to Computer & Information Systems
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
Fluency with information technology is the ability to use computers as a tool in problem-solving. Students will use case studies to evaluate computer applications to determine an appropriate solution using information technology. Students will become effective users of information technology and will be able to apply it to academic, personal and professional settings. Honors students will conduct additional projects which integrate various software applications into one document. ( Fulfills General Education analytical reasoning requirement)
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CIS 200: Introduction to Programming &4 Qtr.Hours Logic
3.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course introduces the fundamental elements of programming and prepares students to take further programming courses in any language. Programming concepts are introduced including the use of variables and scope, basic data types, methods, and the use of control structures (sequence, decision, and repetition). Basic objects are illustrated as simple units composed of both data and methods. It reinforces practical use of clear, logical thought patterns and problem solving.
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CIS 203: Honors Introduction to Programming & Logic
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This Honors Programming course introduces the elements of programming and prepares students to take further programming courses. Programming concepts are introduced including the use of variables and scope, basic data types, methods, and the use of control structures (sequence, decision, and repetition). Basic objects are illustrated as simple units composed of both data and methods. The course culminates in a programming project which must demonstrate logical problem solving and effective design.
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CIS 208: Database Programming
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This is an in-depth course of the principles of database systems and management. This course will focus on the development of hands-on skills using SQL. Students will modify file structures, sort and query data, and generate forms, screens and reports. Data structures and programming techniques will be incorporated throughout the course.
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CIS 209: Honors Database Programming
4.00 Credits
Robert Morris University Illinois
This course introduces principles of database systems. This course will focus on the development of hands-on skills using SQL. Students will modify file structures, sort and query data, and generate forms, screens and reports. Data structures and programming techniques will be expected to prepare entity-relationship diagrams and design databases which exhibit referential integrity and conform to second and third normal form.
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